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Sorry for the delay in replying, but I've been out of town. Which would be better for live gig's, the Boss IR-2 or the Bloka Mugt Amp Sim??? Great question, but as with most things it comes down to use case, budget/price and style of music for which unit would be best. As you mentioned, you can go between two amp settings which could be very useful. On the Bloka Mugt Amp Sim, you can't switch on the fly between two amps, so you would more than likely dial in a clean tone and use pedals to make it crunchy or clean. Brand new the Boss IR-2 cost $200 and the Bloka Mugt Amp Sim new costs $100, so a little price difference is a $100. If it was me and I had to pick between the Boss IR-2 and the Bloka Mugt Amp Sim, I would probably lean toward the Boss IR-2, but that is if you like the amp sounds on the Boss IR-2. I think the Boss IR-2 is a little more versatile, the size is a little more pedalboard friendly. If you haven't seen "Direct Recording Guitar" video using the Boss IR-2, check out this video as you might find it interesting. ua-cam.com/video/r92Lv3faHSQ/v-deo.html

@@shaunixtvxx7278 On the MS-Brit, with the gain between 8-10 and a tube screamer in front, it can get very crunchy but not sure I would say it is high gain.

@@shaunixtvxx7278 Maybe check out the other video I did where I sweep the gain of each amp model and see what you think. ua-cam.com/video/yomIgylLK0g/v-deo.htmlsi=vyMXwpdj0XIzgw1g

@@jesterraj I’m traveling, so I’m not in front of my GP-200 and editor but if I recall correctly, you can select one patch and then press Ctrl+A to select all patches and then press the export icon. Or you can select the first patch, scroll to the last patch, hold shift down while clicking the last patch. This should select all the patches, you can then press the export icon.

@@user-sz3dr9br4d Thanks for the great feedback. 👍🏻

@@patskiesgaming5996 I would play delays and reverbs after the amp/cab. I would probably use series instead of parallel and you should be able to just the volume in the effect block configuration and/or in the HX effects. Sounds like a great setup.

Guitar Lab for G2 FOUR, but it is for Smartphones, not the PC.

@@jjc75019 Sorry to hear you were sadden by my video. So please explain in detail a better way to test. I’m not saying my methodology was perfect but nonetheless was just a methodology I selected at the time. I did use VST tracks, but the VST I was using needed some audio to give it something to process, so I used a DI guitar track. Since I wasn’t comparing the audio between the two recording setups, the using of different USB audio interfaces was irrelevant IMO.

@@MookieMaroni Thank you!!! Much appreciated.

@@97warlock if you are asking can the V-AMP3 be used like an USB audio interface to a computer, the answer is no.

@@Tone-Quest well, not to a computer, but into a tascam 8 track recorder dp008 it has 1/4,rca,xlr inputs

@@97warlock Gotcha, it would be perfect for recording to something like the Tascam DP008 because the V-AMP 3 has 1/4” left and right outputs.

Thanks for your feedback on the video. During the sound samples I showed the settings of the Joyo pedals, but the Flamma amps are their out of the box settings, which are unknown to all. The point is how the Joyo pedals might be used as a cab. As far as latency, we are all at different levels of our journey musically and what might be obvious to some, is not obvious to others, so instead of assuming, I tested and shared my results. Again, thanks for the feedback.

To be more exact, the cabinet simulation is not an isolated capacitor but a specific section of the circuit comprising two transistors and various resistors and capacitors. This is not a simple treble filter but a device designed to sculpt an "M" shaped signal (exaggerating a little) on the spectrogram. This filter is very interesting from a musical point of view but it tends to compress the signal in a slightly strange way when you push the Drive. What's funny is that on a forum a Tech21 technician claimed that the cabinet simulation was a simple treble filter and that it was enough to push the HIGH to compensate for it (he insinuated that users were just a bit stupid and that version 2 produced to please them was of no use). This is completely inaccurate if you look at the circuit! Moreover, in the V2 version of the Blonde (which I own), Tech21 has added a drastic treble filter when you deactivate the CAB simulation, so that the sound becomes both different and darker in this configuration.

Does this pedal has cab sim? If so, then unfortunately, the answer is no.

Is it worth it? I think so, especially for $100 USD. My needs are simple though, as I just wanted a desktop unit I could use. I think the dynamics are good. I’ve tried it with various pedals and it worked great, but if you would like to see a video with more pedals in use, just let me know. The question I have, does this fit my needs better than the Hughes and Kettner AmpMan. The AmpMan cost more but is more versatile in my book.

@@Tone-Quest que buena onda hermano! si queres subir con mas pedales adelante! me gusta el simplifier pero no tengo acceso desde mi pais y vale 3 veces mas.. abraso desdee Uruguay. y gracias what a good vibe brother! If you want to climb with more pedals, go ahead! I like the simplifier but I don't have access from my country and it costs 3 $times more... hug from Uruguay. and thanks.

@@Tone-Quest aa sorry for my english. Is a google traductor!

@@fabriciosantiagomusico329 No worries, your English is fine. 👍🏻

Are you asking can you load IR’s directly to the Mooer Preamp Model X? If so, then yes. You can load up to three but you can only enable one to be used global.

I’ve not, but would love to. 🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻

This is better and more cheap in a lot of ways.

@@charliecordoba943 Thanks. I ordered one of these a week ago so it should be arriving soon. I can’t wait to try it out. 😊

@@Supernautiloid Today I ordered the Ampero Mini. I'm very excited.

I’ve had mine now 6-7 months and I’m still loving it. 👍🏻

Thank you, and yes I’ve tried the Joyo American and British. Great pedals indeed. I’ve never tried the AC tone though.

@@Tone-QuestThe British works great as a cab sim. I wonder how it compares to the Joyo and Behringer DI here though which were very impressive. I had the CAB M and I’m just not a fan of digital it seems but I seek to achieve an amp in the room tone and not something for recording.

@@clintwhite3021 Interesting approach using the British more as a cab than an amp. I’ll definitely have to give that a shot. I appreciate you sharing and inspiring me to try something new. 👍🏻

@@Tone-Quest Thank YOU for the videos :)

⁠@@Tone-Questhey sorry for another question but I just got the Joyo as a pedalboard direct rig speaker/di, I have my tube preamp pedal but the joyos output is very quiet. Is that normal?

Sorry for any confusion. Yes, just multiple sound samples with most or all of the setting at noon for the amp, and sweeping the gain from 25%, 50%, 75% and 100%. I would have included 0% but most or all of the amp had no output with the gain at 0%.

Thanks! Much appreciated 👍🏻

Thanks! Much appreciated

Yes, you can, but with one caveat...as far as I can tell, you can not disable the internal cab section. This isn't necessarily a show stop but just something to note. I actually tried it for the first time this evening by plugging into the return of the effects loop on my 5 Watt Bugera G5 and overall, I would say it sounded pretty decent. However I still would like to disable the cabs.

If the circuit is the same as the DSM, you can bypass the cab sim but running out of the FX Send Jack rather than the Output Jack. This should bypass the entire cab sim portion of the circuit.

@@Supernautiloid but that would also bypass the power amp section too. I wish they had just included a way to just disable the cab section.

@@Tone-QuestAccording the manuals, the power amp sim comes before the FX send. You can see it in the signal flow diagram.

@@Supernautiloid Well, cool beans. Thanks for sharing that. That isn’t the way a normal amp works, but I guess this isn’t really a “normal” amp. Assuming the Bloka Mugt Amp Sim followed this same methodology, I should be able to test this out. I still wish they had added a switch or a control to disable the cab sim. I like using the XLR outputs to go directly to my USB audio interface. Thanks again!