2 things I love about this board: cables are just cabling around unrestrained, and that GLS audio cable. Nick is for real. This is very un-youtube-guitar-channel content.
Thanks so much for showing off the Opaque Drive! I made it cause I wasn't really getting the right balance of bite, punch, and compression out of any overdrive pedal or modeler. I use it to boost (or overdrive) my favorite tube amplifiers, Friedman's BE families and Peavey's 6505 formula, but come Sundays I'll put the Gold side in soft mode and go into a solid-state Quilter or whatever AC15/Deville the church may have lying around.
Amazing board! Wampler just released the Ego 76 compressor which is a studio style one. I love all the Ego line of compressors, including the Cory Wong signature pedal.
Ive seen so many of these pedalboard rundowns, that i start to have an expectation of what that first clean tone is gonna sound like. With that said, that first G you played blew me away.. my goodness that tone!
thanks dude! I set them the same as far as the EQ/gain/volume/etc....but I do use two different IR's. I use the WT Bogner Duende cab IR + the Super 100jh cab IR. Sometimes I'll adjust the bass in the EQ to flavor, since the super 100 cab IR is a bit more bassy
They are absolutely loud enough. I play out with them and 1x12 cab and I've never had any complaints. But what is super cool to me, is the XLR out on them with virtual (IR) cabs, which sounds great and gives you a quiet stage if you need that with a clean signal to FOH. The quality is very good, they sound fantastic, and are built well. They also have some lunchbox style ones in metal enclosures, which are built well too. You can't go wrong with REVV, great customer service too.
great question, probably not a great answer haha...I do have a quad cortex and throughly enjoy it. I have owned a Helix and I do own a HX stomp (use it for amps sometimes, but mostly for FX anymore) and mainly use digital solutions for quick things where I can only bring a gigbag or something and it fits in the front pocket. I have actually many times taken my Jennings and quad cortex with just a gigbag and it was a wonderful time. But I really just prefer the way the tube amps take drives. It's just better to me, even while using the virtual cabs on the D20. I think modelers are great, there's nothing wrong with them, I just prefer amps really. These D20's weigh like 9 pounds each or something, so they are nothing to carry in, they sound fantastic and it's the amp I really want, especially with the cabs built in and has the xlr out. Now if I was into like HUGE amps all the time, I'd probably only use the quad cortex with a capture of it when playing live. But these are no inconvenience at all.
@@worshipartistry I wondered if it was just that specific pedal. I have a tuner in my HX FX, and I've been using that. It would be nice to have a tuner I could use when I don't feel like hooking up my pedalboard.
@@nomad100hd well, you may not like this, but they made a headstock polytune that I really like haha. But I have used the snark ones and found that it was a bit off, then switched to polytune and it has been great for me. I have heard good things about the Peterson stroboclip though.
Also im quite sure the Bible talks about praise music being for praising the Lord not pullin emotions out of the humans who should be praising the Lord from their hearts... Not because the riff or beat is 🔥... But you do you
Truth is church players aren’t usually full time musicians which means they actually make money. 😉 It’s more of a hobby and people spend money on their hobbies. The irony is when I was full time gigging and actually needed decent gear on a daily basis I couldn’t afford it. Such is life.
