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04-14-2017, 02:28 PM
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Carvin AG200 for FRFR Electric Guitar rig?
Does anyone have experience using this amp/PA as a FRFR modeling amplifier? I am considering one for both electric guitar and acoustic singer/songwriter uses. Does the tweeter flake out with distortion? I'm trying to salvage the investment I made in Line 6 Variax technology and Firehawk FX. I just don't want to buy another Line 6 L2t, which I sold to buy the Eon One. Trying to keep the investment under $500.
The idea is to get something I can use for small acoustic shows as well as an electric backline amp to use with my modeler. I tried the Mackie DLM8 and it sounded awesome until I turned it up. I'm also considering: Yamaha DXR10 JBL Eon 610 Roland AC40 Other options? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro
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04-15-2017, 09:59 PM
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I purchased the Quilter Labs Mach II 8 guitar amp. I'll pick it up on Monday. Not quite sure if I made the right decision, but I think it will be a simpler solution than modeling everything. I'll be able to go straight in, or use a few pedals, as needed.
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05-22-2017, 04:00 PM
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I thought it would be good to update everyone. I did not end up picking up the Quilter. I decided to order a replacement Mackie DLM8. Evidently, the one I had purchased had a blown driver.
The new one is very good except for a number of design flaws with the built in mixer for channel 2. As such, I wouldn't recommend it as a stand alone acoustic solution. But, it sounds great with a mixer or another preamp device in front of the speaker's mixer.
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