JOYO JF-13 AC Tone Guitar Effect Pedal DI Amp Sim

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The electric setup easily covered everything, was easy to handle under pit conditions (often very little time to switch guitars and/or pedals), and I got lots of compliments from musicians and audience on the distortion. I attribute that to the guitar cab sim in the pedals going through a real guitar cab - a cab through different cab seems like a bad idea to me. The show required a classical guitar, an acoustic archtop, and an electric to cover clean, medium overdrive and heavier lead parts.

I guess that the input impedance of the unpowered opamp screws up the capacitance measurement there. Could you please report the values of the components highlighted on the gutshot above, to check if it's a straight copy of the Blonde, or again a slight variation ? A couple of the amp models are passible when used with a real cabinet or external cabinet IR, but noisy (noisier than the Joyo pedals). Ammoon combines these three essentials into one multipurpose floor unit: the Tone Bus + Power Supply. So do not need a cab sim pedal for the AC Tone , the Wampler Thirty Something however is designed mainly to be used with an amp .Were it not for my Roland BC60 acquisition, I'd still have the TM-60 amp (great sound and light weight ). Depending on where you live, the time it may take for your exchanged product to reach you, may vary. On the contrary, you can dial pretty thin old-radio sound when cutting bass, voice and gain, and boosting mids. I run the American Sound as a preamp into the power amp of my Bandit at home for practice and it gives me very inspiring BF Deluxe reverb-ish tones all day long. I've got six of Character Series and had them modded, and now am able use them properly with the Two Notes CAB.

The straight 6 is still a light crunch and doesn’t get clean, while the BC2 is indeed underwhelming to me.By the time it goes through the main board and back to my in ear monitors, I can't tell the difference between that and my mic'd up 18-watt tube amp.