Soran dual stomp modeler….

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It’s cheap af but is supposed to have excellent sound quality. Bluetooth control capabilities… and… it takes n.a.m. Models as well as ir’s. Now am I missing something but isn’t it being a nam loader at this price point a cool thing? Mind you I have not researched this stuff but seems pretty sweet. Opinions? I think it’s right up Vonbonfire’s alley….
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I’m gonna buy one when I get paid. I have had a blast with my little solid state rig so this will definitely be something to fuck around with. Especially for the nam thingies. I’m a high tech redneck after all….
 
It’s cheap af but is supposed to have excellent sound quality. Bluetooth control capabilities… and… it takes n.a.m. Models as well as ir’s. Now am I missing something but isn’t it being a nam loader at this price point a cool thing? Mind you I have not researched this stuff but seems pretty sweet. Opinions? I think it’s right up Vonbonfire’s alley….
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I'm guessing at that price point, it doesn't actually load NAM files. It converts them to a proprietary file because it probably doesn't have enough horsepower to handle an A2 Lite file.
 
If you're going down this road, people have lots of good stuff to say about the products made by Valeton/Hotone/Sonicake. They're all the same company. They have stuff in this price range.
 
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Can't modelers just produce really good stock sounds instead of relying on using nam?
 
Can't modelers just produce really good stock sounds instead of relying on using nam?
Yes, in the case of the high end modelers, but for these cheap imports, it's easier and better sounding to use NAM. It makes for a lot less software development too.
Check out some NAM profiles on your PC for free if you haven't yet. There's some killer tones out there.
 
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