A fully Pedalboard based Amp setup?

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Re: A fully Pedalboard based Amp setup?

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After 5 years, this plan is finally coming to fruition! :crazy:

Finally played a Bluguitar Amp 1 last week and ordered my own Mercury edition today.

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Re: A fully Pedalboard based Amp setup?

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Lawrence wrote: Fri Oct 07, 2016 7:27 am I did this back in the eighties with a Yamaha REX50 processor, a midi foot controller and a 100w/side stereo power amp all in my board. No other pedals. This was my first all digital rig.....on todays standards the drive sounds were a bit sterile but no-one - not even my peers in other bands - ever criticised the tone!

Since then Ive done similar things with powered cabinets and units like the Sans-amp character pedals. I have the Blonde pedal and its a pretty good Fender tone. I think a couple of other forumites have had this type of setup.

Of course my current rig is perfection! :wink:
Ah, the Rex50. I used this straight to a power amp too. It was the DBs back in the day. Squelchy buttons!

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I used to run my pedalboard this way with a power amp on my pedalboard. It was super convenient for gigs. I made custom 10m speaker cables.

I still have the same setup, I just keep the poweramp on top of the cab and away from beer spills.

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Whoops just realised when the initial post was.

Ah well, adds to my post count.

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Hollow wrote: Fri Oct 29, 2021 10:31 am After 5 years, this plan is finally coming to fruition! :crazy:

Finally played a Bluguitar Amp 1 last week and ordered my own Mercury edition today.
I'm sure the Bluguitar is good, but to answer your 5 year old question yes I have tried something and it works.

I would like to replace the vox+cab link with a quilter, but I'm in no rush.

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Re: A fully Pedalboard based Amp setup?

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I've been rocking the simplifier for around a year with good results too. So much easier just turning up with a pedalboard.

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