Hiwatts-n-Gibsons
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I've been eyeing these for quite a while, but was hemming and hawwing over it or a lunchbox sized head into an attenuator for low volume playing, or with an IR loaded for silent playing and recording in the future.
Well last night in the words of Marlon Brando Carvin made me an offer that I couldn't refuse when I saw a new full warranty openbox one for $150 under list on reverb through the Carvin store.
It kills a few birds with one stone nicely. I can grab it and a 1x12 for low volume playing, use it for silent playing and recording, and I had been thinking about setting up a small all metal all the time pedal board for using with my regular amps with just a clean boost, distortion pedal, and a wah. For the last one I can use the X1's clean channel as a clean boost into my amp with a footswitchable EQ for a more scooped metal clean tone, and have two good high gain tones on tap as well.
I'm thinking that running the cab emulated output into my Pigtronix Echolution 2, and then getting the signal panned left/right in stereo with some subtle delay for space will be awesome for headphone play and practice.
Well last night in the words of Marlon Brando Carvin made me an offer that I couldn't refuse when I saw a new full warranty openbox one for $150 under list on reverb through the Carvin store.
It kills a few birds with one stone nicely. I can grab it and a 1x12 for low volume playing, use it for silent playing and recording, and I had been thinking about setting up a small all metal all the time pedal board for using with my regular amps with just a clean boost, distortion pedal, and a wah. For the last one I can use the X1's clean channel as a clean boost into my amp with a footswitchable EQ for a more scooped metal clean tone, and have two good high gain tones on tap as well.
I'm thinking that running the cab emulated output into my Pigtronix Echolution 2, and then getting the signal panned left/right in stereo with some subtle delay for space will be awesome for headphone play and practice.