Amp Distortion Vs Pedal Reddit at Frank Parrino blog

Amp Distortion Vs Pedal Reddit. Do they sound as good as a cranked amplifier? At the end of the day, both the amp and the pedal are distorting the signal. With the right amount of tweaking, yes, they absolutely can! I prefer amp distortion myself, particularly that which comes from the power section. Through these amps, distortion pedals just sound like i'm. Amp gain can usually overpower pedal gain, depending on the flavor of each, but a powerful enough speaker can totally suck the chunky. End result is an amp that gets that. Distortion pedals present a vast array of tonal options for players, making them a perfectly valid way of generating gain in your otherwise clean amp! My question is about the physics of why it appears to be different in each case, specifically swirling. Always go with amp distortion. For me it's the fender tweeds or early. If you're deliberately trying to make the amp sound different to a high gain tube amp with a distortion pedal, then that's fine. Distortion pedals are fun and all, but they are way too unadaptable. My amp uses el34's which distort much more easily than 6l6's and all of the other similar class power tubes. Both have amazing distortion sounds, multiple channels, and master volumes.

With the right amount of tweaking, yes, they absolutely can! For me it's the fender tweeds or early. Through these amps, distortion pedals just sound like i'm. My amp uses el34's which distort much more easily than 6l6's and all of the other similar class power tubes. At the end of the day, both the amp and the pedal are distorting the signal. Do they sound as good as a cranked amplifier? Both have amazing distortion sounds, multiple channels, and master volumes. If you're deliberately trying to make the amp sound different to a high gain tube amp with a distortion pedal, then that's fine. End result is an amp that gets that. Distortion pedals present a vast array of tonal options for players, making them a perfectly valid way of generating gain in your otherwise clean amp!

Amp vs Pedal Distortion (Marshall SL5 vs OCD, EVH 5150 and Marshall

Amp Distortion Vs Pedal Reddit If you're deliberately trying to make the amp sound different to a high gain tube amp with a distortion pedal, then that's fine. I prefer amp distortion myself, particularly that which comes from the power section. End result is an amp that gets that. My question is about the physics of why it appears to be different in each case, specifically swirling. Through these amps, distortion pedals just sound like i'm. My amp uses el34's which distort much more easily than 6l6's and all of the other similar class power tubes. Do they sound as good as a cranked amplifier? Distortion pedals present a vast array of tonal options for players, making them a perfectly valid way of generating gain in your otherwise clean amp! Amp gain can usually overpower pedal gain, depending on the flavor of each, but a powerful enough speaker can totally suck the chunky. For me it's the fender tweeds or early. Distortion pedals are fun and all, but they are way too unadaptable. Always go with amp distortion. If you're deliberately trying to make the amp sound different to a high gain tube amp with a distortion pedal, then that's fine. At the end of the day, both the amp and the pedal are distorting the signal. Both have amazing distortion sounds, multiple channels, and master volumes. With the right amount of tweaking, yes, they absolutely can!