Ok its a good pack but dam its bright. wish it was merged but cant have everything in life. So switch off cab and run different irs , i am getting good results better then and commercial direct profiles i have.
stl bill kelliher
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I was planning on buying this when I heard it came out but after a couple of demo listen thorough's, I didn't bite. I have a ton of profiles already that I felt sounded much better. I was disappointed to say the least.
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It’s the same 3 or 4 amps over and over with different gain stages. Supposedly they also support different pickup types but not sure that matters.
The Butterslax sounds a little muddy compared to the GGD profile. JCM is possibly a bit too bright. The mixed profiles of the 3 amps are okay but not worth the STL price tag at all.
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STL are VERY overpriced. Bought 3 packs from them (in a sale) a while back, mostly unusable - there were about 3 profiles in one of the packs that were OK, but still not as good as other (much cheaper!) profiles I have. The Chris Krummet pack (which I've seen numerous recommendations for here and elsewhere) was the worst!!
Choptones are another very overpriced company - however I have got some great sounds (using their DI packs with 3rd party IRs) so at least I feel I've got something for my money!
But then compare to e.g. Guidorist - about £5 a pack, and some of the best sounding profiles I own - also mostly merged, which always expands the potential of any profile. Value and Quality is possible!
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But then compare to e.g. Guidorist - about £5 a pack, and some of the best sounding profiles I own - also mostly merged, which always expands the potential of any profile. Value and Quality is possible!
I really like Guidorist's stuff. Consistently good, usable sounds and comparatively cheap.
Especially if you hold out for his 2 for 1 deals. He doesn't run them as often these days. When they happen? A no brainer at regular price becomes criminally inexpensive.
