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Warlus
Published on 11/25/08 at 09:04
Bijour
amp simulator designed to work with headphones or connecting to a mixer.
also some effects (reverb, delay, wah, compressor, phaser, flanger, noise gate, tremolo, all for + / - € 100
UTILIZATION
Then there is the low punch:
the manual is limited to nine pages (including data sheet, the thanks, in short there are only five pages of explanation) which is sufficient for basic changes. a thicker manual can be downloaded from the site.
The configuration is well thought out for the adjustment of the amp (bass, middle, treble, gain) maispour setting elements ben ca complicates this: to change the present, the choice of some of the 2nd amp and effect setting selected, one must hold a key and turn the corresponding knob .... not very practical .... but it gets worse .... to change the channel (power gain), the speaker simulation, gaite the noise, the third setting of the effect, one must first press two buttons and then click the button for the change to click a button to exit the quick change ..... but not practical at all not hard either ...
the foot switch is handy (it looks more solid than the rest) but it only allows up or down in the bank's selected manually!!
Fortunately, a small program downloaded from the site can change the settings by connecting the v amp on a computer via a MIDI cable not included.
important point: all I / O of the animal is via large jack
SOUND QUALITY
While there, considering the price, it's not bluffing ... the sound is not perfect, it still faces a saturation effect frequencies when you put the machine back, there's that breath ... removes the noise gate.
I can not say what amp is simulated, but we get very good overdrive ... (the sound is bold)
to play on an amp, it is mandatory to connect the return of the effects loop if the sound is too acute.
Adjusting the bass is very déliquat because knob acts on many frequencies
The simulator is EXELLENT HP ... he changed the sound completely.
ca for the price is 10 but there are better but it's really more expensive.
A LISTEN: www.myspace.com/warlus2 ( http://www.myspace.com/warlus2 )
les paul studio in a V-AMP2 the whole mix on a sb live 5.1 (guarantee of quality .... you do not laugh)
OVERALL OPINION
For the record, I plugged my boss gt3 directly into the computer (it also has a simulation section) but now I use the gt3 for clear sound and v amp for crunch and distortion overdrive.
I said that the v amp is designed for recording or headphones .... what it does very well but do not think about that for the game live or amp ....
you can easily find a good distortion / over and the crunch ... the sound is clear déliquat to adjust.
therefore +
-Sound (if you set yourself the machine)
The simu-
and -
-Factory presets for almost all the solo
-Difficulty settings (the beginning)
Not for the live-and amp
I find it very hard to beat for the money ...
amp simulator designed to work with headphones or connecting to a mixer.
also some effects (reverb, delay, wah, compressor, phaser, flanger, noise gate, tremolo, all for + / - € 100
UTILIZATION
Then there is the low punch:
the manual is limited to nine pages (including data sheet, the thanks, in short there are only five pages of explanation) which is sufficient for basic changes. a thicker manual can be downloaded from the site.
The configuration is well thought out for the adjustment of the amp (bass, middle, treble, gain) maispour setting elements ben ca complicates this: to change the present, the choice of some of the 2nd amp and effect setting selected, one must hold a key and turn the corresponding knob .... not very practical .... but it gets worse .... to change the channel (power gain), the speaker simulation, gaite the noise, the third setting of the effect, one must first press two buttons and then click the button for the change to click a button to exit the quick change ..... but not practical at all not hard either ...
the foot switch is handy (it looks more solid than the rest) but it only allows up or down in the bank's selected manually!!
Fortunately, a small program downloaded from the site can change the settings by connecting the v amp on a computer via a MIDI cable not included.
important point: all I / O of the animal is via large jack
SOUND QUALITY
While there, considering the price, it's not bluffing ... the sound is not perfect, it still faces a saturation effect frequencies when you put the machine back, there's that breath ... removes the noise gate.
I can not say what amp is simulated, but we get very good overdrive ... (the sound is bold)
to play on an amp, it is mandatory to connect the return of the effects loop if the sound is too acute.
Adjusting the bass is very déliquat because knob acts on many frequencies
The simulator is EXELLENT HP ... he changed the sound completely.
ca for the price is 10 but there are better but it's really more expensive.
A LISTEN: www.myspace.com/warlus2 ( http://www.myspace.com/warlus2 )
les paul studio in a V-AMP2 the whole mix on a sb live 5.1 (guarantee of quality .... you do not laugh)
OVERALL OPINION
For the record, I plugged my boss gt3 directly into the computer (it also has a simulation section) but now I use the gt3 for clear sound and v amp for crunch and distortion overdrive.
I said that the v amp is designed for recording or headphones .... what it does very well but do not think about that for the game live or amp ....
you can easily find a good distortion / over and the crunch ... the sound is clear déliquat to adjust.
therefore +
-Sound (if you set yourself the machine)
The simu-
and -
-Factory presets for almost all the solo
-Difficulty settings (the beginning)
Not for the live-and amp
I find it very hard to beat for the money ...