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Topic	Having a guitar effects issue, advice needed.
blu 07/07/20 8:08:20 AM #5:	Zangulus posted... Are you sure you're not piquing the hell out of the signal? Do you have an audio interface for hooking the guitar up to the PC? Without one, the PC probably isn't going to be able to handle it well. Im using an iRig and an iPad with a Traveller guitar, their newest EG. It sounded like crap through my POD HD500 also and sounds meh through my THR5 But not awful. Im going on vacation and may bring it to try through my peavey bandit at my parents since you can bypass the amp and plug straight into the cabinet section. Theres a headphone jack on the guitar and it sounds great through that at least. It really could just be piquing, thinking about it. Know a solution that could work with this guitar? Maybe a volume pedal, or am I thinking about this wrong? DirtBasedSoap posted... buy a t00b amp and pedalz fuck that modeling shit Modeling has gotten really good recently...and even a 1 watt tube is too loud for an apartment. I have a THR5 I like when I want to use a real amp. zebatov posted... I have a Roland Cube 80x and a bunch of Ibanez guitars, but none of those issues. Try getting a Cube 80x, or an Ibanez RG or Prestige. Any time Ive had Boss pedals hooked-up, Ive plugged the guitar into them, and then them into the amp. I can use my normal guitar and get a setup that sounds great. <cite>blu posted [p:941787300] in Having a g... [t:78829292]...</cite> <quote>Zangulus posted... </cite> <quote>Are you sure you're not piquing the hell out of the signal? Do you have an audio interface for hooking the guitar up to the PC? Without one, the PC probably isn't going to be able to handle it well.</quote> Im using an iRig and an iPad with a Traveller guitar, their newest EG. It sounded like crap through my POD HD500 also and sounds meh through my THR5 But not awful. Im going on vacation and may bring it to try through my peavey bandit at my parents since you can bypass the amp and plug straight into the cabinet section. Theres a headphone jack on the guitar and it sounds great through that at least. It really could just be piquing, thinking about it. Know a solution that could work with this guitar? Maybe a volume pedal, or am I thinking about this wrong? DirtBasedSoap posted... </cite> <quote>buy a t00b amp and pedalz fuck that modeling shit</quote> Modeling has gotten really good recently...and even a 1 watt tube is too loud for an apartment. I have a THR5 I like when I want to use a real amp. zebatov posted... </cite> <quote>I have a Roland Cube 80x and a bunch of Ibanez guitars, but none of those issues. Try getting a Cube 80x, or an Ibanez RG or Prestige. Any time Ive had Boss pedals hooked-up, Ive plugged the guitar into them, and then them into the amp.</quote> I can use my normal guitar and get a setup that sounds great. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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