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Solar midnight
Published on 10/29/07 at 22:40
This pre-amp is digital, but has a small lamp that holds your device sound chaud.Cet dechire quite everything in its path acot her (in addition, the noise gate is very effectively when playing at high gain). The interface is rather simple, the settings for cons, you may sweat a good coup.De any event, the presets are so good on this version of the prophesy that was generally a little change for our good effects son.Les are just insane and incredibly adjustable in every detail.En Basically, it's not a machine very very easy to edit, but on the other hand if you like that kid on your gear, it's worth it to try the Rocktron.
UTILIZATION
Like I said above, the configuration can be lengthy, but presets are already a great base.Le the manual, it is very well expliqumais little fun to read.
SOUNDS
The Rocktron be a lot all the styles I play (prog-rock, prog-metal, jazz, jazz fusion, pop, contemporary, blues, rock standard, punk rock, death metal, grindcore etc ...) but for the blues on the other hand, I prefer just my Line 6 DM4 live in my little combo hugues & kettner.Pour the rest, I use a Washburn wg7v in the prophesy, in a combo Laney VC 50 (I bypass the preamp while waiting to buy a power-amp) and my MIDI is a controller Berhinger.Mon rhythm metal is on channel Mega-drive, with eight winning many mids (important if you want to sound good group in my opinion), a little chorus, but really a grain of sel.Pour Lead metal, I add the duck and delay a bit more gain and mids.Le remains are presets for plupars Tbilisi has already arranged that I only frequency and volume general.En passing degeulasse The wah is really a chance that I have not sold my cry-baby! But anyway, I use this rarely
OVERALL OPINION
I use the Prophesy a month ago, and leave the wah, I personally have no complaints on this bebelle.j 've tried the GT-8, Pod XT Live, but it does not suit me dutout (they are still nice business, but when I taste the same individuals). The price is a bit expensive, but the cappuccino is coming out imbattable.Peut be that the G-system can compete, but it cost the double ... It is clear that I would never think to change preamp, has less to have money to get by the windows
UTILIZATION
Like I said above, the configuration can be lengthy, but presets are already a great base.Le the manual, it is very well expliqumais little fun to read.
SOUNDS
The Rocktron be a lot all the styles I play (prog-rock, prog-metal, jazz, jazz fusion, pop, contemporary, blues, rock standard, punk rock, death metal, grindcore etc ...) but for the blues on the other hand, I prefer just my Line 6 DM4 live in my little combo hugues & kettner.Pour the rest, I use a Washburn wg7v in the prophesy, in a combo Laney VC 50 (I bypass the preamp while waiting to buy a power-amp) and my MIDI is a controller Berhinger.Mon rhythm metal is on channel Mega-drive, with eight winning many mids (important if you want to sound good group in my opinion), a little chorus, but really a grain of sel.Pour Lead metal, I add the duck and delay a bit more gain and mids.Le remains are presets for plupars Tbilisi has already arranged that I only frequency and volume general.En passing degeulasse The wah is really a chance that I have not sold my cry-baby! But anyway, I use this rarely
OVERALL OPINION
I use the Prophesy a month ago, and leave the wah, I personally have no complaints on this bebelle.j 've tried the GT-8, Pod XT Live, but it does not suit me dutout (they are still nice business, but when I taste the same individuals). The price is a bit expensive, but the cappuccino is coming out imbattable.Peut be that the G-system can compete, but it cost the double ... It is clear that I would never think to change preamp, has less to have money to get by the windows