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So most everyone here seems to more or less focus on a high-production value home recording. Well I've got a friends band and they want to sound something along these lines (production quality-wise): I need that warmer, old school, cassette tape sound. I currently am working with...

I'm using the UX1, but not Pod Farm. I've tried a few free amp sims, like Nick Crow's 8505, SoloC, etc.

I can get a pretty dope tone for one guitar, but the other... I just can't find something that works the way I want it. I'm not sure where the problem lies. It's an LTD MH-250NT, loaded with Seymour Duncan Blackouts, tuned to drop A (but its a 6 string) and I'm using Ernie Ball Beefy...

I think those amps sound dope if dialed in right, and should at least merit their own amp sim, even if people don't use them as much as other amps. I saw Black Mask live about a month ago. They have one guitar player running a stereo rig, both with VTM's, and it sounded HUGE! In this, he's...

Minimum 3 years, max 4. I bought it used in 2010, but the serial number says 2009, so the head is only 4 years old, and in the event he changed the tubes at a year (which i doubt) they're a minimum of 3 years old now.

Considering this is the only place listed for classifieds, I thought this would be the best place to post this. If it needs to be moved, let me know. But we've got a kid playing guitar for us now whose heart is in the right place, but his priorities aren't. We need a new guitar player...

I'd recommend not copying/pasting the guitars, but instead quad-tracking the guitars. Also, the secret to a good guitar tone is in the bass tone mixing with it. and +1 for EQ'ing the kick to more appropriate for sonic room. Also, shortening the decay on your kick may help. A quick, punchy kick...

Yep, it was a fuse. Got it fixed and used it at our show last night. However, I think something may have led to this fuse blowing. When I first power it up, it has a little crackle type noise until its warmed up. Its not dust in the pots, cause it doesn't change if I turn my knobs. Its like a...

So my head decided to stop working. Here's the issue. Power turns on, power tubes glow, red LED turns on, but stand by won't turn off. Green LED doesn't turn on, no sound, no nothing. Looking at the amp chassis atm, pre amp tubes also glow. fuses look okay from what i can tell although one...

I'm aware of always having your head needing to be plugged into a cab, which isnt an issue. I'm in a house not an apartment. All I have is a Line 6 UX1 that I recently got for an interface. (as well as a Shure SM57). I don't think it'll work like your talking. See, that's what I was...

I'm not sure I can DI the head. My 6505+ won't turn off stand by ATM (I think it needs a new tube) So I've been using a VTM 60 for the time being, and I'm not sure I can send the signal out of it other than to a cabinet Here, take a look (maybe its the "Booster out"?):

I play through a 6x12, and have no idea how to make impulses. Just thought it'd be a pretty cool idea if someone had made impulses using a 6x12. But would it make a difference? I mean, I think it makes a difference in my tone live, but for impulses, could you hear the bigger sound...

+1 for wanting to know why you'd avoid the 6505+?

IMHO this was the best mix listed, so far.

I was previously using an ART Tube MP preamp with a USB out as an interface, and it used to work surprisingly well. But out of no where, it started giving me an insanely loud hiss, and I guess thats what I get for buying anything by ART

I was looking to stay right around $100 if thats possible. If its not, I'm open to suggestion. If I should just accept the fact that my budget should be higher, I'm open to hear as to why. But for a single channel, XLR input, USB out interface, I was thinking I could get away with about $100.

I'm programming drums, and recording with a Shure SM57, one track at a time I need a recommendation for an inexpensive interface, with at least 1 XLR input, and USB out. 1/4" input would be nice, but not as necessary as XLR, and I'm on a budget, so the cheaper the better haha. But I still...

Directly into which interface. I'm using the Tube MP as DI box, and using the usb out to further connect to the computer. If you're asking was I plugged into the input, yes. And, The reason I'm going through that is because it has the USB out. I wasn't really thinking I needed another preamp...

BUMP Still looking for help, no answers yet.

I've also tried the FX Send and the same result. But I'd rather use the preamp out since FX Send is supposedly before the tube section