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They should call it the Bi-ASS head because that describes what it sounds like in the demo.

If you don't assign them to a bus how do you send the signal to the interface?

If you are using amp sims then record the track as a clean guitar. Then copy the track and add distortion to one of them and mix the clean track in for definition.

You could just run each of the effects from the mic channel effects sends and return each of them into separate channels of the mixer in mono or stereo. Then assign the return channels to which ever bus you want.

Cool! It reminds me of Thin Lizzy.

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You could get a dummy load resistor and a direct box that plugs into your amp's speaker out. Then you record the amp silently through the DI box and add the speaker sim into the effects section of the DAW.

That's good to hear. Now go lay down some tones!

I think that he means impulse responses.

It costs a little over $250 depending on the Euro exchange rate plus shipping. He builds them by hand so it takes several months to get one. Mine is supposed to be finished so I should get it shortly.

Yes you can. That's why I ordered an Electronic Orange Moon-Vibe MKII a few months ago. When it finally arrives I'll lay down some tones with it.

Yes Robert that ABY box should work fine.

Having an amp with a higher wattage than the speaker cab rating is a good thing. It creates headroom as you don't need to turn the amp up as loud. This gives you a cleaner signal so you won't blow your speakers with distortion.

Use an A/B box backwards as 2 inputs and 1 output. The output of the A/B box runs into the guitar input of the TC, and the guitar thru of the TC runs into the mixer. Then you run the TC vocal outputs to the mixer. If you need a separate mixer channel for each guitar, run the TC guitar thru into...

That thing only works in a cold dark room. Did you notice that the guy playing guitar was wearing a winter coat? Maybe they can sell them to some Amish rock bands.

It seems to me that the majority of people that complain about pointy headstocks are the ones that have no chops.

Those clones may look like Blackstar amps but they sound like total ass. The real Blackstar HT-5 is a decent little practice amp. My son plugged his HT-5 into my Marshall 1982 cab and it sounded surprisingly good. The mic sim out into a P.A. also sounds usable.

The site looks great and everything seems to be working.

Hey Rokket I was wondering what happened to you.

Get one of these and test all of your receptacles.