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What are your thoughts guys?
Gregory
Gregory
carltonh said:Bump for curiosity. Most of the HC reviews read suspiciously similar like they were all written by someone with English as a second language.
I only see one or two people at the TGP that seem to have tried them.
The AMT California is a great pedal, but not for everyone. If you like the sound AND production of Dream Theater's CD, "Images & Words" then you will absolutely love it. It's great for shredding. If you play a Tele into a Fender amp and like blues and twang, a lot of the AMT line is definitely not for you!carltonh said:Bump for curiosity. Most of the HC reviews read suspiciously similar like they were all written by someone with English as a second language.
I only see one or two people at the TGP that seem to have tried them.
The combo emulator output is not bypassable, so you will have to fiddle a bit with the EQ on your amp. However, the cab sim output doesn't cut as much treble as say the Behringer Ultra G100 cab sim, so the AMT is still flexible for both recording and live.DocRock said:Looks like a few of us are doing similar searches.
These AMT pedals look like they're the ****. Are the cab simulators bypassable? What I mean is, can they be used as stompboxes into amps, or are these "studio tools?"