Anyone selling a furman pq3?
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Dalinkwent48@aim.com
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How much are they running for? I plan on running it through the front like a boost then Eqing the Mids out after the pre. 80s ratt/stryper/dime style.
rispsira
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Hey man! sorry i didnt reply earlier.
To be honest i really forgot how much i paid for it cause i bought it a good while ago from the bay. the pq3 tho really good (never tried it, from what i hear only) is most of the times a bit more expensive or hard to find because Dime made it popular.
I love my 1140 but i use it mainly in the loop of the amp but also along with a switcher cause i dont want it on all my sounds. nothing beats a good ol analog eq though.. especially the parametric which i really like.
I first fell for the alesis deq 830 (not sure about the 830? som like that!) and it was really attractive cause of all the presets, plus it had up to 8 INDEPENDENT eqs that you could run simultaneously! So you could for example have a different eq for the guitar and for the pre (in other words in front of the amp and in the loop).
The only bummer was... the sound
It sucked tone like a blackhole
Now its obvious that if i need that much eq som is wrong with either the guitar or the amp is just not for me. but what YOU are saying i totally get and that's what i do i have the 1140 for a specific sound and turn it on and off.
Either way i think youll like both units goodluck man!
To be honest i really forgot how much i paid for it cause i bought it a good while ago from the bay. the pq3 tho really good (never tried it, from what i hear only) is most of the times a bit more expensive or hard to find because Dime made it popular.
I love my 1140 but i use it mainly in the loop of the amp but also along with a switcher cause i dont want it on all my sounds. nothing beats a good ol analog eq though.. especially the parametric which i really like.
I first fell for the alesis deq 830 (not sure about the 830? som like that!) and it was really attractive cause of all the presets, plus it had up to 8 INDEPENDENT eqs that you could run simultaneously! So you could for example have a different eq for the guitar and for the pre (in other words in front of the amp and in the loop).
The only bummer was... the sound
It sucked tone like a blackhole
Now its obvious that if i need that much eq som is wrong with either the guitar or the amp is just not for me. but what YOU are saying i totally get and that's what i do i have the 1140 for a specific sound and turn it on and off.
Either way i think youll like both units goodluck man!
