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Gospel Instruments => Gospel Guitar => Topic started by: funkStrat_97 on September 23, 2008, 09:39:21 AM
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What are the amp/cab sims like on this unit? I wont be using the effects (I'll run my pedals through it), but since we go direct at church, I was just looking for a decent amp simulator.
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I had an RP100, and I didn't care for the sims. The effects were ok, but I wasn't impressed with anything else.
I'm not sure if they've updated them since then, though. I had mine about 3 years ago, maybe 4.
Musicians Fried has a 45 day return policy lol. Utilize it. ;D
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I've tried one in the store and one of my students has one.
Unimpressive, imho. It's more of an effects unit than an amp/cabinet sim.
If it were my money, I'd get at least the RP80 for just a few bucks more or, better yet, look at a Sans Amp or Hughes & Kettner Red Box.
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I guess the little RP is probably a decent headphone amp (it'seven got a drum machine built in). I think the Tech21 Character Series pedals (http://www.tech21nyc.com/reviews/images/CS_GP508.pdf) would be a much better option.
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I guess the little RP is probably a decent headphone amp (it'seven got a drum machine built in). I think the Tech21 Character Series pedals ([url]http://www.tech21nyc.com/reviews/images/CS_GP508.pdf[/url]) would be a much better option.
The littlest RP does not have a headphone output.
The 80 does.
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I guess the little RP is probably a decent headphone amp (it'seven got a drum machine built in). I think the Tech21 Character Series pedals ([url]http://www.tech21nyc.com/reviews/images/CS_GP508.pdf[/url]) would be a much better option.
Those are actually really cool little stompers. However, I would worry that it's going to be kind of a one-trick pony--which wouldn't affect me lol, but some people want that silly thing called "versatility."
Me, not so much ;) That's what my volume knob's for lol.