singemonkey wrote
Glad to hear. How's the volume management for playing at home? Is the 1W circuit useful?
The key advantage here is that you go straight in hearing how an electric guitar is supposed to sound. Now you've got a good guitar and amp... metronome and scales. Metronome and scales.
The 1W circuit is super useful. Even on full gain it's still sounds quite soft. Or: Turn up the volume and gain to 10 and roll back the volume on the guitar to get some murky vintage sounding tones. I'm still experimenting to find out where this amp sounds the best, but I haven't found a setting where it just sounds like plain ol' crap yet, which is very surprising. I'm just so chuffed at how you can get a full range of tones out of this little amp.
Metronome, scales and chords are all I'm doing lately ?
Wormwood wrote
congrats man!
now you should get an understanding of when people say; "well his tone is mostly in his hands, volume and hands"
Don't I know it... I knew my technique was bad, but damn. That solidstate of mine did so much to hide it, the Laney is just like "I thought you wanted all that open string buzz!" ☹
