Just bought a Hotone Ampero second hand. As most buyer will probably do, I started out listening through the first dozen of presets. I almost put the board back on sale right away. That is how horrible the presets sounded! Then took a deep breath, and started creating patches manually. Now I am totally in love.
After I heard the horrible presets I kept mine boxed for the same reason as you but after watching this video and your comment that would be changing this weekend !
I love how Pete goes full Prince mode the moment a chorus pedal is turned on. Those chords, ugh so good!!! Great demo, definitely some competition in the floor modeler world.
I have an HX Stomp and exactly the same deal with presets. The unit's fantastic and I can't really see how it could be better for the price but the presets seem to be designed to generate immediate buyers remorse! Amazing once you can use the thing but initially heart sinking. I spent the first week looking at my bank balance feeling sad. Glad I persevered though and maybe that's the point, who knows?
Taylor Danley has done some excellent metal shootouts against things like the Mooer range of similar units, along with some much higher tier gear and real amps. I've got an Ampero on the way. Great video. And it's Hot Tone according to the guys over at Hotone :D
Really great and affordable device. With the Ampero I finally able to get very close to the tones of Slash, Hetfield and other guys that inspired me to play guitar. My Ampero records are on my channel.
It’s actually “Hot Tone”, it’s only with one T, but it was meant to be for both HoT and Tone. It was explained in one of NAMM video somewhere. I’m 99.99% sure
I bought an Ampero a year ago and returned it a week later. My biggest issue with it was that there was no "stomp mode", meaning you couldn't turn on/off individual effects within a patch from a foot switch, you had to bend down and manually go into the menu exactly like this demo. The capt mentioned a pedal switch add on for stomp mode. These all in one pedals seem to be designed for a performer who will activate a different patch for each song in their setlist and not for a weekend/sofa jammer who likes to control 4 or 5 effects individually like a real live pedal board.
I really like my Ampero but the presets are not representing the tone quality on the unit. Build your sound from scratch, it's way better. Also set the IR output to off if you go through an amp fx return.
Couldn't agree more. I really like the fact that the various effects are clearly different from each other as well. I've recently bought a Mooer GE250 and the Ampero feels immensely better in this regard.
You can use an TRS based foot switch to add to it. And you can assign the touch parameters at the bottom of the screen to be whatever you want by holding down on those parameters for a couple of seconds.
Comparing to POD Go -- I would say that one big plus for POD Go is the community and manufacturer support. Line 6 is absolutely superb, and there are dozens of online forums for POD Go/HX/Helix users to trade ideas on. I don't have an Ampero, so I can't compare sound quality, but POD Go and HX Stomp (the ones I have) are wonderful.
@@ivorharden I have both.. They both sound good to tell you the truth. They have different types of simulations. NUX can't do as much as the Ampero and it's not as versatile. The NUX is an excellent buy though.
My guess is the presets are so heavily processed b/c its an effects unit at heart and I'm sure they were probably just trying to show off the effects capabilities of the unit more than they are trying to create a usable sound (ok, you just now said 6:30ish what I was saying that the presets are more demos of the unit's capabilities rather than something they expect you to actually use un-adjusted) Agreed though that they could maybe try a little harder to make the presets usable for those novice players who maybe might not be as comfortable twiddling the knobs to get a unique sound and who genuinely could benefit from having some presets to work straight off of.
Great job guys. Spot on. I have had an Ampero for a year now and use it almost exclusively live. It is all in setting everything in the chain up to the room. Very versatile unit. Good bang for the buck. Future buyers may want to consider a power conditioner as it can be tough to dial out some hiss going to the board at front of house as this unit and others like it seem to have the problem. Sounds best with quality stereo FRFR speakers. Headrush is a good value either 108 or 112. Both multi channel with decent controls. Cheers.
Hmm 🤔 Thanks for that info. I can't wear headphones because of ear problems so I have to plug it into a Bluetooth streamer which hangs around my neck and streams it to my hearing implant. It's actually pretty cool and I hear the sound right in the middle of my skull. Works great with my phone Unfortunately though all amps I've tried with headphone outputs so far all have that terrible hiss. So bad it's even in the foreground instead of the background. Do you think a digital modeller like this would have the same problem then? I'd just plug into an amp but I have to turn it up so high I get feedback in my implant and even worse feedback from my neighbors 😋 it's quite the unique predicament I find myself in and the company that made my implant has no clue
Toney, to your knowledge did Ampero ever activate a "stomp mode"? I returned my Ampero before a supposed firmware update to allow individual effects to turn on/off via foot switches (stomp mode).
@@bretschwartz Yes. Firmware is now at version 3.6. You can select which fx to stomp via fs 4 the one cosest to foot pedal. You can also move fx around in the signal chain which is great for putting reverb in front of the amp for surf tones or .moving the compressor in the chain. Brett if you decide to get another one get a good FRFR speaker. Again I recommend headrush 108 or 112. Any digital modeler sounds completely different in headphones than through speaker. I also have taken the time to create specific presets for each guitar and type and manufacture of pickup even going so far as to dial in pup position. If you dig into this unit and exrecise all its capabilities you can literally get a produced tone. If course there is always a need to do a little tweak to the room you are playing in. If you are playing a stereo rig it is a lot more forgiving. Outdoors is pretty much crank it up!!!😎
Pete was messing with the Cap every once in a while. I like how he grins to the camera. I have the Ampero and got my presets from Marco Fanton. Best Regards
Heck Yes!!! I bought Marco's pack and they are the only ones I use. Marco rules :) Good Unit. Just never got on with it. Sits on it's shelf crying while I use S-Gear :). Best Regards!
Is that a silver sky I spy in Mr Honores blessed hands? Funnily enoughI have achieved my life long dream of owning one and it is now sitting in my room. Love you guys Love the channel keep up the great work I know it's been a while since I've lurked around been very sick.
I have the bigger version of the Ampero and I'd say if the Axe Fx and Helix are a 10 then the Hotone is a 7. It's pretty solid if you know how to dial in a good tone.
You were going into the FX return of guitar amps, and then on to guitar cabinets. You should have had the cab emulation or IR turned off to get the best results. Those cabs or IRs are meant for headphones, frfr, or FOH where you don't have the eq curve of a real guitar speaker. That might account for some of the reason you hated the presets. BUT I am sure they suck anyway, because even the presets in Line6 devices suck. As you said, they are really meant to show what can be done, but nobody should ever use them as is IMHO.
I have one, and I love the sound, quality etc of this unit. However, it has one severe drawback - it's possibly to overload the unit by having too many FX on in a patch, and when that happens, it becomes unplayable. So, if you like big and somewhat complicated soundscapes, this ain't gonna be for you. But, for sounds, it's great!
This sounds like U have cabinet simulating on or something. I've heard direct examples of this pedal and it sounds much fatter than this. I'd also love to hear it demoed with a Les Paul or something with humbuckers. U guys do some good demos. Very helpful.
do a shootout of all these new products affordable products that do cab sim to play at home: POD GO, Simplifier, Ampero... maybe the Waza Air too. That is really handy at the moment. I wanna get myself something but not sure what yet.
I tried the original Ampero and it was very impressive but it had so much noise that it was unusable. I wonder if that’s been improved in this version...?
I own both, the older larger "Ampero" (18V Power) and the newer smaller "Ampero One" (9V Power). Maybe because of the different power circuits - the newer "Ampero One" has no more the annoying background noise and no hiss. So soundwise the "One" is way much better than the original larger older unit. The excellent acoustic simulations get worth to play on stage only with the newer "One". My first (original) Ampero edition device had to much hiss/hum for to use it as an acoustic simulation. Now the "One" works really good for public gigs and it is affordable. It has been tested in all genres from Johann Strauss to Chuck Berry and beyond with only one electric guitar on stage. But you have carefully to prepare your tone setlist at home before the gig. It is easy to use with the practicable software editor. I will sell the Ampero (18V) and would buy the "One" again and again.
@@aaronshortmusic And the best thing with the 9V Ampero "One" is - you can feed it with a flat powerbank (Falken1 Mega) under the pedalboard -> so zero noise and much fun over 8 hours. And with a Dunlop Volume(x)mini pedal side by side on the left you can velcro the whole arrangement onto a Pedaltrain Nano pedalboard. So I can exactly adjust two parameters by foot. That's all I need as a non professional orchestra / bigband player.
Intending to buy one. I think its the IRs that are bad in this. Hoping to own this tiny sweet thing with some decent OwnHammer Impulse Responses... Regarding the price: a no brainer
Love from India..Please reply to this question Is it comparable or equal to pod go in terms of tonal depth of amp simulation especially the fender amp and cabs .. Is this ampero one capable enough to create shimmer reverb and ambient tones as good as pod go??
Hi Guys Love that Ampero unit. Can you tell me do i need a DI box if i get this unit ? I'm going into a Dynacord Mixer.Does it go into mixer with quarter inch guitar imput or XLR Imput.
Tak naprawdę we wszystich tego typu urządzeniach działa ten sam procesor DSP Sharq (Helix, Mooer) w Hotone prawdopodobnie także. Reszta to kwestia programowania i przechwycenia dobrych próbek. Jednak aby cyfra miała sens uważam, że należy ją przefiltrować przez lampową końcówkę mocy:) nie jestem zwolennikiem systemów PA i innych, choć to owszem wygodne.
friends, good night, i am about to buy a basic pedalboard and i am in doubt between mooer ge200 and ampero one. what's your opinion about them? which one would be cooler? God bless you
is the Ampero better than any of those Neural DSP Archetypes/packs like Abasi, I am talking in sound quality not flexibility, as I know Emperor has way more sounds!
This "idea" with the cabinets (to use them or not?) must stop at some point. The fact that our amplifier has a cabinet (even if it's a combo or head and cab) does not mean that we don't use the cabinet/speaker simulator. The cab simulator works in addition to the amplifier we choose to play with and completes the final sound. Using amp simulations without cab simulations is a planned failure in all respects.
In this market segment, there is little to touch the Zoom G3Xn......no fancy screen, but it’s easy to use.....sounds great and it way cheaper than this
Just bought a Hotone Ampero second hand. As most buyer will probably do, I started out listening through the first dozen of presets. I almost put the board back on sale right away. That is how horrible the presets sounded! Then took a deep breath, and started creating patches manually. Now I am totally in love.
After I heard the horrible presets I kept mine boxed for the same reason as you but after watching this video and your comment that would be changing this weekend !
THAT PURPLE RAIN TONE 12:30 IS CRAZYYYYYY
Best price-quality modeler unit out in the market these days....
You guys just lower my anxiety. Thanks for the quality and enjoyable content.
I love how Pete goes full Prince mode the moment a chorus pedal is turned on. Those chords, ugh so good!!! Great demo, definitely some competition in the floor modeler world.
Looking forward to the video with Dave Simpson !
Me too, can’t wait!
Apparently the video won't happen... Dave let a string ring on E for 2secs, that E belongs to AC/DC now, too bad :D
Totally Dave sold me on my boss katana back in the day
@@pan6367 I think that was on one of Dave's original videos, i could be wrong. Dave said that he would edit that part out to avoid the copyright
@@alexdunneguittff I know, it's just a joke.
These videos make it so apparent how much Pete loves playing with himself. :)
I've got the bigger brother...really enjoy it. If I can't get the tone I want, it's due to my own laziness, not the processor. So much flexibility.
So you can pretty much dial in great tones on that thing if you want to
Such a great great unit. Couldn’t recommend this unit more for the price.
@@lucid_delirium976 got it and a zoom g3n ,the ampero sounds and feels significantly better.
I was trying to get a handle on what this could do, and I came to the right place. Thank you very much!!
I´d really loved to hear it through a PA system. Because the purpose of these things for many people is to not have to carry an amp around.
The lopping funk section is fire! Love the playing you guys do!
You know, in every demo of the Ampero, I really like how it sounds. To my ears it has a lot less "digititus" than most of the other modelers.
I agree
The current and upcoming generation of amp modelers are all pretty fantastic.
Yeah 👍
I have an HX Stomp and exactly the same deal with presets. The unit's fantastic and I can't really see how it could be better for the price but the presets seem to be designed to generate immediate buyers remorse! Amazing once you can use the thing but initially heart sinking. I spent the first week looking at my bank balance feeling sad. Glad I persevered though and maybe that's the point, who knows?
Taylor Danley has done some excellent metal shootouts against things like the Mooer range of similar units, along with some much higher tier gear and real amps. I've got an Ampero on the way. Great video. And it's Hot Tone according to the guys over at Hotone :D
I use a Fractal FM3 as my travel and practice rig now, but I’m still watching this, because, I mean, it’s Pete!
Really great and affordable device. With the Ampero I finally able to get very close to the tones of Slash, Hetfield and other guys that inspired me to play guitar. My Ampero records are on my channel.
That improvisation was really good Pete. Great job buddy 👍🏻
They should have called it ‘Amperone’ to continue with the theme of ambiguous spelling and pronunciation.
You're right. I don't think the name Amperoonie quite works 😂😂
@@davedavem Quite right. In fact Gary Cherone is not a real person, just the cheaper alternative to Cher.
I often find I like a cab sim over top of a cab sound as well. It's just another EQ curve
It’s actually “Hot Tone”, it’s only with one T, but it was meant to be for both HoT and Tone. It was explained in one of NAMM video somewhere. I’m 99.99% sure
Or the Hot One. But I'm only 0,01% sure. :)
I bought an Ampero a year ago and returned it a week later. My biggest issue with it was that there was no "stomp mode", meaning you couldn't turn on/off individual effects within a patch from a foot switch, you had to bend down and manually go into the menu exactly like this demo. The capt mentioned a pedal switch add on for stomp mode. These all in one pedals seem to be designed for a performer who will activate a different patch for each song in their setlist and not for a weekend/sofa jammer who likes to control 4 or 5 effects individually like a real live pedal board.
They added stompbox mode about 8 months ago
Yes they have clarified. They said it was pronounced Hot Tone on a NAMM video
Says on their website too.
@TheBradge where was this?
Sounds like a great quote
Whether or not it exactly models matters less than if you can make it sound good or not. It sounds pretty good to me.
Pete's playing when Lee started messing with the chorus reminded me of "Purple Rain".
I really like my Ampero but the presets are not representing the tone quality on the unit. Build your sound from scratch, it's way better. Also set the IR output to off if you go through an amp fx return.
Couldn't agree more. I really like the fact that the various effects are clearly different from each other as well. I've recently bought a Mooer GE250 and the Ampero feels immensely better in this regard.
You can use an TRS based foot switch to add to it. And you can assign the touch parameters at the bottom of the screen to be whatever you want by holding down on those parameters for a couple of seconds.
Pete's the best guitarist workin with these guys...
Comparing to POD Go -- I would say that one big plus for POD Go is the community and manufacturer support. Line 6 is absolutely superb, and there are dozens of online forums for POD Go/HX/Helix users to trade ideas on. I don't have an Ampero, so I can't compare sound quality, but POD Go and HX Stomp (the ones I have) are wonderful.
Pete blows my mind every video he is in
Dude, I mean Danish Dane Dude, Dudely Petely Danish Danish. Your phrasing is insanely good and tasteful. Just sayin.
How does it stands vs the NuX Mg30?
Would be very nice to see more content for the metal/high gain fans in the future. Always enjoying your videos.
Nonono you had your time while Rob was on😂😂😂
Pete's style reminds me of Chris Rea on guitar.
The “You can Fluff as much as you want.” Comment made me subscribe
They need to do a review on the NUX MG-300
I think the Nux sounds better tbh
I don't think Andertons stock any NU-X gear, whuch is a shame because most of it is very good for the price. I'm interested in the MG-300 as well.
@@ivorharden I have both.. They both sound good to tell you the truth. They have different types of simulations. NUX can't do as much as the Ampero and it's not as versatile. The NUX is an excellent buy though.
Could we possibly get a video of this running with a bass by any chance?
My guess is the presets are so heavily processed b/c its an effects unit at heart and I'm sure they were probably just trying to show off the effects capabilities of the unit more than they are trying to create a usable sound (ok, you just now said 6:30ish what I was saying that the presets are more demos of the unit's capabilities rather than something they expect you to actually use un-adjusted) Agreed though that they could maybe try a little harder to make the presets usable for those novice players who maybe might not be as comfortable twiddling the knobs to get a unique sound and who genuinely could benefit from having some presets to work straight off of.
Great job guys. Spot on. I have had an Ampero for a year now and use it almost exclusively live. It is all in setting everything in the chain up to the room. Very versatile unit. Good bang for the buck. Future buyers may want to consider a power conditioner as it can be tough to dial out some hiss going to the board at front of house as this unit and others like it seem to have the problem. Sounds best with quality stereo FRFR speakers. Headrush is a good value either 108 or 112. Both multi channel with decent controls. Cheers.
Hmm 🤔 Thanks for that info. I can't wear headphones because of ear problems so I have to plug it into a Bluetooth streamer which hangs around my neck and streams it to my hearing implant. It's actually pretty cool and I hear the sound right in the middle of my skull. Works great with my phone
Unfortunately though all amps I've tried with headphone outputs so far all have that terrible hiss. So bad it's even in the foreground instead of the background. Do you think a digital modeller like this would have the same problem then?
I'd just plug into an amp but I have to turn it up so high I get feedback in my implant and even worse feedback from my neighbors 😋 it's quite the unique predicament I find myself in and the company that made my implant has no clue
Ohwell never mind actually 😊 I should just hop on the train sometime and go to a big music store and try everything out
Toney, to your knowledge did Ampero ever activate a "stomp mode"? I returned my Ampero before a supposed firmware update to allow individual effects to turn on/off via foot switches (stomp mode).
@@bretschwartz Yes. Firmware is now at version 3.6. You can select which fx to stomp via fs 4 the one cosest to foot pedal. You can also move fx around in the signal chain which is great for putting reverb in front of the amp for surf tones or .moving the compressor in the chain. Brett if you decide to get another one get a good FRFR speaker. Again I recommend headrush 108 or 112. Any digital modeler sounds completely different in headphones than through speaker. I also have taken the time to create specific presets for each guitar and type and manufacture of pickup even going so far as to dial in pup position. If you dig into this unit and exrecise all its capabilities you can literally get a produced tone. If course there is always a need to do a little tweak to the room you are playing in. If you are playing a stereo rig it is a lot more forgiving. Outdoors is pretty much crank it up!!!😎
Firmware v3.7 now allows all 4 switches on the Ampero to be assigned as individual stomps.
Phil McKnight asked a guy at their NAMM booth and it is supposed to be pronounced as hot tone.
Pete was messing with the Cap every once in a while. I like how he grins to the camera. I have the Ampero and got my presets from Marco Fanton. Best Regards
Heck Yes!!! I bought Marco's pack and they are the only ones I use. Marco rules :) Good Unit. Just never got on with it. Sits on it's shelf crying while I use S-Gear :). Best Regards!
Another great review chaps and entertaining as always! 👍🎸
Can you share the setting of that killer clean chrunchy tone pls :) @7:04 and 11:37
Is that a silver sky I spy in Mr Honores blessed hands?
Funnily enoughI have achieved my life long dream of owning one and it is now sitting in my room. Love you guys Love the channel keep up the great work I know it's been a while since I've lurked around been very sick.
If it's your life long dream that would make you two years old surely ? .....they came out in 2018
I'm going with Hot-On E.
The #1 Tone of Ho's worldwide.
Sound quality wise how would this compare to the Fractal Axe FX and the Helix?
I have the bigger version of the Ampero and I'd say if the Axe Fx and Helix are a 10 then the Hotone is a 7. It's pretty solid if you know how to dial in a good tone.
that opening loop
Can I use this to play guitar without an amp by connecting it directly to my speaker?
Is there a set number of effects you can add to your own chain or can you add as many as you want
beautiful sounds
I have learned to listen to these videos with my headphones on...
What do they sound like straight into a desk. Do u need a di box
You were going into the FX return of guitar amps, and then on to guitar cabinets. You should have had the cab emulation or IR turned off to get the best results. Those cabs or IRs are meant for headphones, frfr, or FOH where you don't have the eq curve of a real guitar speaker. That might account for some of the reason you hated the presets. BUT I am sure they suck anyway, because even the presets in Line6 devices suck. As you said, they are really meant to show what can be done, but nobody should ever use them as is IMHO.
I'm team Ho-Tone for lyfe
Any idea on build quality. Cause it's a new brand in the market
How about a shootout between the Ampero one and Headrush FX5? I am debating each, thanks!
Ahhhh the Greasy Grooves of the Smooth Sailing Dane!
I have one, and I love the sound, quality etc of this unit. However, it has one severe drawback - it's possibly to overload the unit by having too many FX on in a patch, and when that happens, it becomes unplayable. So, if you like big and somewhat complicated soundscapes, this ain't gonna be for you. But, for sounds, it's great!
This sounds like U have cabinet simulating on or something. I've heard direct examples of this pedal and it sounds much fatter than this. I'd also love to hear it demoed with a Les Paul or something with humbuckers. U guys do some good demos. Very helpful.
do a shootout of all these new products affordable products that do cab sim to play at home: POD GO, Simplifier, Ampero... maybe the Waza Air too. That is really handy at the moment. I wanna get myself something but not sure what yet.
I tried the original Ampero and it was very impressive but it had so much noise that it was unusable. I wonder if that’s been improved in this version...?
I own both, the older larger "Ampero" (18V Power) and the newer smaller "Ampero One" (9V Power). Maybe because of the different power circuits - the newer "Ampero One" has no more the annoying background noise and no hiss. So soundwise the "One" is way much better than the original larger older unit. The excellent acoustic simulations get worth to play on stage only with the newer "One". My first (original) Ampero edition device had to much hiss/hum for to use it as an acoustic simulation. Now the "One" works really good for public gigs and it is affordable. It has been tested in all genres from Johann Strauss to Chuck Berry and beyond with only one electric guitar on stage. But you have carefully to prepare your tone setlist at home before the gig. It is easy to use with the practicable software editor. I will sell the Ampero (18V) and would buy the "One" again and again.
Thomas Gnome Thank you. I have heard this from other people as well. The hiss on the original makes it unusable for me.
@@aaronshortmusic And the best thing with the 9V Ampero "One" is - you can feed it with a flat powerbank (Falken1 Mega) under the pedalboard -> so zero noise and much fun over 8 hours. And with a Dunlop Volume(x)mini pedal side by side on the left you can velcro the whole arrangement onto a Pedaltrain Nano pedalboard. So I can exactly adjust two parameters by foot. That's all I need as a non professional orchestra / bigband player.
Pete’s father was none other than Benny Hill.
Beautiful PRS
This or valeton gp-200, which one you recommend?
The Ampero One is Hotone's version of the Mooer GE200 and the Boss GT-1. A shootout between those three would be most interesting.
For TONE , out of the box, into a PA the Boss GT- 1.
what do you guys think about ampero over helix lt ??
Can you assign different effects of a preset to different foot switches or is it all or nothing?
ok i have to say: wasnt paying much attention until you guys started playing Petes "DP Tone" preset...just wow
Hey guys could u do a video on the Marshall AFD100 if you have it ?
They did already on chapmand channel
DeaaEldeen Zahalka ok
i would love if you did an acoustic simulator pedal shootout
Lee can you give us your review of the spark amp.
Hey Do a comparison with the most expensive Charvel vs the Cheapest Jackson or cheapest Charvel vs most Expensive Jackson
i have it and it is great
This into a power cab ?
Intending to buy one. I think its the IRs that are bad in this. Hoping to own this tiny sweet thing with some decent OwnHammer Impulse Responses... Regarding the price: a no brainer
Nux mg 30 or ampero one ? I am confused .
Love from India..Please reply to this question
Is it comparable or equal to pod go in terms of tonal depth of amp simulation especially the fender amp and cabs ..
Is this ampero one capable enough to create shimmer reverb and ambient tones as good as pod go??
The Captain going hard in the paint against this pedal, love it.😂
This vs zoom g3xn??
Hi Guys Love that Ampero unit. Can you tell me do i need a DI box if i get this unit ? I'm going into a Dynacord Mixer.Does it go into mixer with quarter inch guitar
imput or XLR Imput.
Tak naprawdę we wszystich tego typu urządzeniach działa ten sam procesor DSP Sharq (Helix, Mooer) w Hotone prawdopodobnie także. Reszta to kwestia programowania i przechwycenia dobrych próbek. Jednak aby cyfra miała sens uważam, że należy ją przefiltrować przez lampową końcówkę mocy:) nie jestem zwolennikiem systemów PA i innych, choć to owszem wygodne.
9:09 What the hell Pete?! Lol.
I have the Ampero its amazing audio Dna ❤️❤️
Is it possible to keep some dry signal when using IR? Does it take wav files for custom IRs? (I’m considering buying this one for electric violin.)
I play with El. Violin and Hotone 😀
friends, good night, i am about to buy a basic pedalboard and i am in doubt between mooer ge200 and ampero one. what's your opinion about them? which one would be cooler? God bless you
It’s got to be hot one, surely.
exactly - so obvious that one wonders why Lee ignored that hint...
You'd think, but the FAQ section at Hotone says it's pronounced hot tone. Go figure.
Does it has Whammy pedal function?
Ye and its great
is the Ampero better than any of those Neural DSP Archetypes/packs like Abasi, I am talking in sound quality not flexibility, as I know Emperor has way more sounds!
I have on good authority that it's Ho Tone.
My authorities are ho's.
Best Authority ever! X-D
a ho fo sho
They get that from squats on their John's. She is Hotoned.
They should know.
On off switch?
This "idea" with the cabinets (to use them or not?) must stop at some point.
The fact that our amplifier has a cabinet (even if it's a combo or head and cab) does not mean that we don't use the cabinet/speaker simulator.
The cab simulator works in addition to the amplifier we choose to play with and completes the final sound.
Using amp simulations without cab simulations is a planned failure in all respects.
Could anyone tell me what type of progression he is playing in the intro?
Thanks a lot ! Please share the presets :-)
i dislike that on the main screen it is not visible what effects are on the current preset.
could you please do a review on the NU_X mg-300 because it sounds a lot like the hotone at half the price :)
No hi gain / humbucker sounds ? Why ?
gosh i wish these guys would stop interrupting eachotherrrr. tryinnnt to learn about the pedal
In this market segment, there is little to touch the Zoom G3Xn......no fancy screen, but it’s easy to use.....sounds great and it way cheaper than this
I used to have the ZOOM, it was surprisingly good and, yeah, really simple.
I went to a pub called the Allbarone. I think it was Italian and is pronounced al-bar-onay.