Here is the deal:

Hi all,

I've got a stereo power amp which is 250w per channel RMS at 4ohm;planning on using it after a guitar preamp in the signal chain

I've also got a 4 x 12 400w guitar cab; it's wired so there's two inputs, one 8 ohm input for the left two speakers (200w), and one 8 ohm input for the right input, of the same power.

Hello All,

I am preparing to add some electric guitar tracks to my current project song and I was wondering if I could get some feedback from the forum. I sold my Apeg amp about a year ago but I still have my stomp boxes.

Ok here it is, I have a Marshall AVT150 hiding under my desk and am trying to get some good guitar sounds via Micing it up with an SM57 (The only other Mic I have is an SM58 for vocals!).

I was just wondering if anyone has a favourite mic preamp that is excellent for guitars. I've started to hear the difference quality pres make. But have also realised that each one is better for different things.

I have a Langevin Dual Mono Mic pre and it sound great but i find its to soft for certain types of guitars.

Cheers...

Hoping this is the right forum to post this. I play at church with up to 3 different guitars on a given night. My current setup is a 6 channel DI box which outputs to a 8 channel mixer. The mixer has an FX loop for effects then out to church board then to PA. Since one of my guitars is running a Roland GR-33 synth that too is another signal.

Hi

I have a problem when I'm trying to get my guitar into Cubase...
To all out there with humour, I am talking about the sound, not the physical object... :)

Guys,
I am recording a guitar part with lots of gain and distortion
What is the best way to minimise the noise produced by fingers moving across the fretboard?
I have tried gating, but it doesn't work very well..
any suggestions welcome..
thanks in advance!

Good morning!
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