(07-28-2021, 03:37 PM)Mattias Westlund Wrote: I was looking at this thread the other day and had kind of a "waaaaait a minute..." moment. I took parts from the Squier amp to put together the Crate cab, right? So why not use the Squier enclosure and various other odds and ends I have lying around to make a second cab? After all, the Squier is close-backed and that fact alone should provide enough of a tonal difference that it might be worth exploring. So I did!
What I'm trying to say here is just... let's dispose of the elitist guitar playing myhts, shall we? There is no holy grail guitar sound or h/w setup, it's just a matter of what sounds good to you. Whether that sound comes out of a trash-picked practice amp with a $20 pedal or a $4000 hand-made boutique tube amp is unimportant. What's important is the music you make using it.
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Hey, those look great! I wish I was savvy enough with a soldering iron and such to do this kind of stuff... it seems like a lot of fun.
I agree completely. It is the same thing with mics; different tools that provide you different lenses through which to experience music and make what you want to make. No wrong answers, only the journey along the way.
Sample library developer, composer, and amateur organologist at Versilian Studios.
