jabps":1d630dp4 said:
kannibul":1d630dp4 said:
An amp with a clean channel and two IDENTICAL lead channels, each with a sperate EQ, and possibly voicing switches, and gain switches.
The options with that would be endless.
AGREE 100%. All the 3 channels amps have your standard clean, crunch and High gain channels...in some way or other. But like kannibul said two High Gain channels with seperate eq, voicing switches and gain switches. Why voice the 2 gain channels seperatley. Let the user decide how much gain they want for Rythym and Lead as opposed to pre determined voicings.
A good example...the new VHT SigX...why not make the 2 gain channels the same...use a switch to determine a different voicing...same as the JSX both gain channels are great but give me the ability duplicate the channels with a voicing switch. Afterall I'd say most of us use the same gain channel for Rythym and lead and just using the volume knob or a boost pedal. The JVM almost got it right with the dual Masters but there you go. Again agree with kannibul.
Thanks...
This way you can go with a solo boost (set them the same except the channel volume) or flip a switch or two, and you have a 3 channel amp, or you can go with the same setup on both, with different levels of gain (because that really does sound different), or one with the mids dimed...or the mids scooped....
Some amps claim to have channels that are the same, but when you get down to it, they sound different and can be made to sound the same, but they just cross-over in terms of sound - usually one channel is brighter than the other or something like that.
You could also go with the two lead channels in such a way as a dirty clean and a clean dirty, or whatever...
And the dedicated clean channel is a must for any amp.