django49 Posted Saturday at 09:53 PM Posted Saturday at 09:53 PM I probably could have lived without this, but I can really hear the difference. You might call it the proverbial "take the blanket off your speaker cabinet" difference. Obviously it will have more impact if you have a large pedal board and/or play with a longer cord (after the unit!) all of which means compounded capacitance. And it should sweeten things up a bit for those using a modeler. OTOH, such as Jimi did just fine with cheap ass coil cords when he cranked up his Marshalls.....🤔 I do like that it has no AC cord (like older versions) and can be powered by your board mounted power supply. 1 Quote
Jimbilly Posted Saturday at 11:13 PM Posted Saturday at 11:13 PM The Vertex guy's video about the same idea reminded me that I have an old Behringer Tube Ultragain mic 100 that would probably do similar. The Behringer would be better if it had a standard power input size, it's 9v, but they had to use that 'other size'.  Some guys in some of the comments were sarcastically stating "I run my modeler through a tube amp to get a more authentic amp sound" or something like that 1 Quote
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