Why i stopped using IR to record.

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Devin said:
What amp is that kimg?


Looks like the Metroid Screw Attack symbol :love:
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it is a Metroid logo! And it’s just another riff on a Marshall 18 watter. I made it more like a 4 hole plexi though. I think making the logo took me longer than making the amp lol
It’s entirely too unstable to gig with but I think it gives up the goods for recording
 
Dan Gleesak said:
it is a Metroid logo! And it’s just another riff on a Marshall 18 watter. I made it more like a 4 hole plexi though. I think making the logo took me longer than making the amp lol
It’s entirely too unstable to gig with but I think it gives up the goods for recording
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It definitely looks and sounds rad as hell....awesome job!
 
I moving back to micing the cabs. The ir thing just ain’t getting it for me. Tried a bunch of them and some different ir loaders, few different loads and just can’t get happy with them. They are pretty convenient though.
 
Greazygeo said:
I moving back to micing the cabs. The ir thing just ain’t getting it for me. Tried a bunch of them and some different ir loaders, few different loads and just can’t get happy with them. They are pretty convenient though.
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The rebellion against digitard guitar gear is just beginning brother. Welcome.
 
VonBonfire said:
The rebellion against digitard guitar gear is just beginning brother. Welcome.
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They are ok for practicing, learning songs etc. Probably good with plugins. For me and my limited recording experience with them, not much for good results. It was worth a try.
 
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