Anyone here use a vetta 2. if so what do you think about.

Yes I do, and I love it. It's actually a Vetta I that is upgraded to the latest firmware (VettaII). I've had it almost 4 years now. Let me know if you have any questions I can answer for ya.

Does it sound good at low volume. Do you use it for recording if so how does it hook up.

Does it sound good at low volume. Do you use it for recording if so how does it hook up.

It sounds good at low and high volumes. Although the same patch will sound different low then high volumes. If you want patches for a live/high volume situation yoy need to tweak them at volume. I've done all my recording with it for almost four years. I mic'd it once, I mainly use the direct outs for recording. It has XLR and 1/4 inch outs. You can also buy ($100.00) a plug-in interface for the back of the amp that has digital ins and outs too. I don't have it yet but I'm considering it for the reamping abilities and just nice clean signal. I usually run the XLR out into my cheesy little ART tube preamp to warm it a little. It takes some tweak time to get the hang of it mainly because there is SO much tweakability to it. But with a little time it can produce some pretty damn convincing tones. :thumb:

sorry for the stupid questions but. right now I am using a digitech gnx3000 usb straight into computer to record. Can i run the vetta directly into the computer or will i need something else.

It doesn't have a USB interface which I don't really understand. So the only way to go straight in to your PC would be to use the 1/4 inch out, reduce to 1/8 inch and go in the sound card I record to a stand alone Roland DAW so I don't really go direct into my PC.

Get the Vetta I and upgrade it....best advice that I can give. I got my Vetta for $700!!!!. Since the Vetta 2 is still priced in the $1400 range and the Vetta I can be upgraded to the Vetta 2 software....it's a no brainer. I agree with Supercharge on the preamp. It makes every tone sound better. I plug my amp direct to PC using the 1/4 jack into my soundcard (Audigy 2) no need for the 1/8 jack. But it depends on the soundcard that you have! I love this amp!