Thought I would try the emulated line out on my Ashdown dsp60 fallen angel half stack so heres a couple of minutes of nonsense to show off the sounds:) Used my homemade strat for this, a marshall govenor and a bit of boss ch1 to liven it up a bit.I haven't eqed any of the guitars so what you hear is what you get.:wtf:The delay is from the dsp on the amp.:boobies:

You know, I could be watching some tv atm, or playing guitar, or even worse, ironing clothes, :tard:, haha! But no, I´m banging my head to this one instead. :woot:I never liked twin guitars playing harmony stuff in this mood, but long live a good headbanger! :rock::yourock: Now what the hell is that box full of buttons to the left in that piccy?

Bee in a jam jar.

Sounds fine to me . Rhythms sound best , lead is a little raspy but with a little more tinkering i reckon you will crack it !

Nice room ...........:rolleyes:

Yeah,it does sound a bit fizzy,just needs a bit of eqing,I normally mike up valve amps so might try doing that next,sounded mint at my last gig when I cranked it up!!The box of buttons is our vocal pa amp.

Speaker cab emulation is whats missing really.

Sounded fine to me too, nice playing :thumb:

Nice playing....sound is working...but it would be nice with a mic:)

Nice playing mate ... somewhere between Satch and George Lynch to me.

Sound? Yeah, it's basically there ... but I agree with Fallen Angel, it could do with some speaker emulation, or through the poweramp stage for some extra valve warmth and mic'ed from the 412.

Sounds like it'll be "minty-fresh" onstage ... y'knoworrameanlike? (in yer own words :notme:)

:) Just been using the speaker emulation on both gtr3 and guitar rig 3,just using the line out from the amp and it has made a huge difference!!:woot: Can't be arsed to mike up the cab so I think this is the way for me.:thumb:

I've just noticed the name of your amp... hah...

Very nice sound, your playing is superb mate:)

didnt sound too bad to me....a great buy you had there!

tasty playing too. :thumb:

regards,
jim.

That's a nice tone mate, I was looking into getting one of these at one point, my local music store had a load of them at a great price. I think they have been rebadged and are called Hayden amps now. Very nice playing too, loved the twin guitars and the chunky rhythm, great demo.

Always seems such a shame to go line-out with that beast of a cab below, but it still has a lovely sound, excellent tones and playing too, the high notes really had some balls and clarity, i bet you're gonna have some fun with it, looks and sounds excellent :thumb:

Cheers mate:) I would mike it up but in order to get it sounding just right I would have to crank it up a bit and that would lead to lots of hassle from wife trying to watch her soaps in the room next door.Now I'm using the speaker emulation things sound mint.Just picked up a zoom 505II for 20 pounds today so thats another pedal to the arsenal,also getting my mates old 80's phazer.Might have to construct a pedal board to house them very soon:)

I thought it sounded excellent mate from here , i suppose it would get abit more hmmpff to it mic'd up but i know what you mean about having to play it through line in, its not always possible to have it blasting out , still i think it sounds excellent along with your tasty playing :rock: :rock: