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Hi folks!

Just uploaded the rig in the Rig Exchange. It lacks the plate reverb, because that´s Strymon in the loop.

Cheers,

Marko

wow!!!! Very good!!

Thank youuuuuuuuuu!!!!

Saludos,
Paco

love this Profile...thanks for sharing.

One question, why would it have the Uwe Orange cab loaded, what happened to the cab from the original Profile?

Also, browsing through the cabs, IMO, two of my favourite Till's cabs, the 006 and V30/T75, both slaughter the Orange cab.

different tastes...I usually end up changing to tills002. downside is that alot of the highgain amps starting to sound kind of similar

Quoted from "luntho"

downside is that alot of the highgain amps starting to sound kind of similar

This is something that really puzzled me for quite a time and i investigated this whole situation a little deeper. I wanted to know if the sound of a profile really changes dramatically if you profile an amp with a cab or if you exchange the cab with the profile of the same cab with the same miking. The lesson i pulled for myself is somewhat uncomfortable either. As you know the sound of your own cabs you will automatically tend to set different amps to make them sound similar to produce "your" sound. So if you use the same cab and mics with different amps, the sounds will be become very similar indeed. The more gain you use the more similar it gets.

Watch the amp comparison videos of Ola Englund or Lasse Lammert. Everytime i watch those vids i ask myself why those amp all sound so similar. My guess is that the close miking and the character of the cab color the tone way more than you would expect when you hear the amp "in the room".

Quoted from "luntho"

downside is that alot of the highgain amps starting to sound kind of similar

Go play a bunch of different Marshall Hi Gain heads through the same cab in a music store and you'll notice the same thing, they all sound similar, and even more similar if you mike up the same cab using the same mike and record them.
The problem is we're getting too spoilt around here, we've got ourselves a collection of Marshall amps we could never dream of owning, we can't use them all, you have to choose & select just a few.
Good idea to try use different cabs because that way they don't sound similar, each one will have a unique tone....kind of like if you own 5 Strats, no point in having the same pickups in each Strat, you need to use different pickups to make each one unique and different.

I know that it's totally my own "fault", I'm not complaining, it's just the way it is. it's just that it becomes very obvious when you start to scroll through a bunch of amps you have collected and tweaked during the past weeks and listen to them side by side. it's very clear how I want my amps to sound, everyting sounds like marshall when I'm done tweaking