Dual rec Vintage mode.

[J.DavisNJ]

Oh yeah, most definitely - channel cloning is basically to allow you to footswitch between either two (mostly) identical channels, or any two of the 3 channels available. So you've got clean, vintage, and modern, and you can set channel cloning to have two vintage channels, two modern, one clean/one vintage, one clean/one modern, or the default, one vintage/one modern. The thing is, channel 2 (red) modern still feels the best to me; channel 1 (orange) cloned to modern just doesn't quite have the same sound IMO, and I never really messed with channel 2 (red) cloned to vintage.

Ah I see. They should pay you for this bro. Haha.

-Joe

 

[Jaymz]

Will try this tommorow!

 

[Nitrobattery]

I've always dug the vintage mode. At the moment I'm using channel 3 of my Roadster set to modern for my main rhythm stuff and channel 4 set to vintage for the solos.

 

[Machinated]

been reamping all day, going pretty nice!

my treble and presence were nowhere near as high as what you were saying - i actually have both around 12:00 and its sounding fine......

 

[Lasse Lammert]

http://www.ultimatemetal.com/forum/...ntage-modern-ss-tube-ts-nots-comparisons.html

 

[STINNETT]

I'm down with the vintage mode too. And I agree, it doesn't shine unless you have it really dialed in (and cranked up).

That's why I've been running mine at 50 watts, so I can keep the master cranked.

 

[53Crëw]

I honestly almost prefer the orange vintage channel. It has more "body" to the tone.

 

[Bekanor]

I have both channels on my recto on modern. I had the orange channel in vintage as a lead for a while but didn't really dig it that much, I might try Lasse's settings and see how I like it.