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How much of a "tone sucker" is the G-Force?
Considering I'm currently using a G-Major, I would presume it would definitely be an upgrade, but is the G-Force quite the tone sucker too? Obviously I'd love something like an Eventide unit, but I'm not about to blow that kinda cash on FX when I want another guitar and amp first
![]() Also, has the "tone sucking" thing always been about in the TC products? I.e. 2290? |
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Erm.....those are designed to work in linelevel loops....in parallel... and with some sort of linemixer, there is no loss of signal that way!
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Could always do that... I suppose I could run a G-Major like that too?
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im having the same concern right now - im considering a new effects processor. have the rocktron prophesy right now, in my effects loop of my river kr7. the prophesy sucks a hug e amount of tone away, ie, it takes away a lot of high end resolution and adds low end muddiness. fortunatly i can dial it back quite a bit with the blend on my effects loop, but then of course your also dialing back your effects.
i belive ive got it down to the axe fx or the eventide eclipse, although ive never heard either one of them. i think with effects processors especially multi, you just can cheap out, if you want quality, you have to pay for it. |
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The Eclipse obviously interests me, but that thing is $$$. Axe-FX however, I would certainly pay for, what with the amp models aswell.
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