What do you guys think of this amp for the daughter?She sings,plays,flute,keyboards,guitar and writes.I can get it for $179.00 local.Got her a RP2000 already.
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What do you guys think of this amp for the daughter?She sings,plays,flute,keyboards,guitar and writes.I can get it for $179.00 local.Got her a RP2000 already.
What do you guys think of this amp for the daughter?She sings,plays,flute,keyboards,guitar and writes.I can get it for $179.00 local.Got her a RP2000 already.
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I've never seen it. You may try Harmony Central's website for a review of it.
I am a constant evolving music machine. Oh Man, I just forgot what I was playing. Oh well, on to the next song. :rolleyes:
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Never heard of the amp myself, but if it's going to be used with the Digitech, it should be fine. Be sure to try it with and without cabinet simulations. Also, if it has an effects loop, try the RP plugged into the FX return. This will bypass any of the amps own tone controlls, allowing the RP to shine through. If you do get this amp, I would suggest finding the tone you want in a song, and playing it side by side with the RP through the amp, and try every combination possible (including things you would never think of) to get that tone. I've found some of my best tones (with a set up similar to this) in extremely unconventional ways.
I used to have an RP2000 about 5 years ago, then I had a POD, then went on to this and that, and finally realized that you just can't beat the tone of a real tube amp. The other stuff was good to start out on and learn what you like and don't like, but in the end, a real amp with individul pedals and good quality cables is the best way to go. A bit more expensive... yes. (once you know what you like) worth it... yes.
I know I had a lot of fun with my RP2000, just wish I had known how to really set it up. I think that amp would be ok to use with a modeler, since it seems to claim it has a fairly flat frequency response. Just be sure to try every combination possible to find the right tone.
I used to have an RP2000 about 5 years ago, then I had a POD, then went on to this and that, and finally realized that you just can't beat the tone of a real tube amp. The other stuff was good to start out on and learn what you like and don't like, but in the end, a real amp with individul pedals and good quality cables is the best way to go. A bit more expensive... yes. (once you know what you like) worth it... yes.
I know I had a lot of fun with my RP2000, just wish I had known how to really set it up. I think that amp would be ok to use with a modeler, since it seems to claim it has a fairly flat frequency response. Just be sure to try every combination possible to find the right tone.
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