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It's based on a Fender Blues Jr according to the vid. It sounds pretty good for a free plugin, but as you said there's tons of free VSTs and cheap solid state a
by ysw0 6y ago
It's based on a Fender Blues Jr according to the vid. It sounds pretty good for a free plugin, but as you said there's tons of free VSTs and cheap solid state amps that can do better.
I think it sounds good for a hobby project though!
- romwell 6y ago>It's based on a Fender Blues Jr Oh, a $350 amp?[1] then? Linking a store page just to illustrate that price tags are pointless when you talk about musical instruments, and also to give people who don't know an impression of what these $$$ go for. You still need a sound system to get the sound out of a plug-in, and PA systems certainly aren't free. The cost of a comparable PA system + free plug in will easily exceed the cost of this amp. This is why talking about $$$ while comparing a plug in vs. speaker hardware is kind of silly. >I think it sounds good for a hobby project though! And it's great that we have this project! The project is great, the documentation is lacking, the title is not good at all. [1]https://web.archive.org/web/20201010183759/https://www.guitarcenter.com/Used/Fender/Blues-Junior-15W-1x12-Tube-Guitar-Combo-Amp-116423692.gc https://web.archive.org/web/20201010183759/https://www.guita...
- keyth72 6y agoOk ok, used it's $350, but mine's the Tweed version. MSRP at $600. But yes all good points and further proves that more money does not mean better sound.
- fuzzfactor 6y agoEither way it can cost $600 just to replace the tubes with hand picked vintage NOS, which usually does mean better sound and response.
- SubiculumCode 6y agoWhat free vsts for guitar amp sound better? I'd like to know