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I’ve propagated CAB and Reverb changes through a couple of other presets.
Often I add a bit of Chorus. This makes it sound less like an acoustic guitar, and more like the acoustic guitar tracks in many songs.
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Quite shocked at how straightforward it all was!
I’ve reached a simplification stage. Once I’d got my kitchen sink preset working I started investigating other Amp types. I’ve now got six versions of the kitchen sink. For performance I want that reduced. I can play most of our set with one preset which has five scenes, plus the ability to turn some key effects on and off: Chorus, Flange, Drive, Delay, and Mid Boost.
I'd say 80% of the set is one preset now, which is the culmination of years of tweaking and covers most bases I ever usually need. It's great to be at a point where I plug in, make a few minor output EQ adjustments for the venue and then just play.
For me the III is still the best piece of guitar gear I've ever bought and a total GAS killer. I'm on the waitlist for the FM9 but that's purely to streamline my gear to everything on one board
it was a big step up to the mk3:
For yesterday’s rehearsal I used the same preset for all but two songs. On the AxeFX II I was using five presets to give the range of sounds I need. With the III the Amps are more flexible, and I can get more sounds by changing pickups and tone.
As in that it's not passed on to you, the customer?
View my feedback at www.thefretboard.co.uk/discussion/comment/1201922
do G66 know how to handle the customs declarations for that, to avoid double Vat and duty?