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Thank YOU, and yes on the speaker sim.Jimmy,
Thanks for taking the time to write that great review! Now I'm sold on the SCR-DI. The ability to switch the overdrive on and off is a great feature. Does the SCR-DI have a built in speaker sim?
Last before the REDDI. And I'm undecided about road use. I've had a couple scares along the way with the REDDI and fly dates. The REDDI is a tank but nothing is impervious to airline travel, so lately I've been leaving it at home. I miss it, but it's going to be way easier to replace an SCR-DI that's been thrashed by airline travel than it is a REDDI. Plus it's smaller and lighter and less likely to get thrashed in the first place.Jimmy just curious how you're using it in your signal chain and is it along with the REDDI or instead on a fly-in.
Dino's been working on a couple new vids. Shouldn't be too long before they're edited and posted.It would be nice if Ampeg would upload a good demonstration video of this unit. Those NAAM videos don't have much to offer.
It's a lost art, the plywood-sprayed-black pedalboard. But man, the more I think about it, the more I want to hide those wirelesses and get that space back for pedals that do something. I could probably hide the 6-Band, too. That's pretty much set-it-and-forget-it the way I use it, so need to have it on top. That's 3 more pedals I could fit in that space. Maybe I need a real pedalboard after all...
That way we have the right to say proudly : " yeah, you know, I built a part of my rig. This is why I sound so nice !"It's a lost art, the plywood-sprayed-black pedalboard. But man, the more I think about it, the more I want to hide those wirelesses and get that space back for pedals that do something. I could probably hide the 6-Band, too. That's pretty much set-it-and-forget-it the way I use it, so need to have it on top. That's 3 more pedals I could fit in that space. Maybe I need a real pedalboard after all...
Got the SCR-DI integrated all into my pedalboard now. Wanna see? Of course you do!
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Worked out great. Got it set to do basically the sound of it bypassed with the tone controls engaged, except of course for the tweeter-highs rolloff that engaging it adds. And then I have the Scrambler set to do a Jamerson-y overdrive that I can switch in and out. Sounds super fat and in total unity with my clean sound.
Sure, especially if it doesn't have its own speaker sim built in. Gotta cut those highs past 5k for your DI line if you run dirt pedals. Well you don't HAVE to, but it sounds better IMHO and makes soundmen not want to kill you.Jimmy,
Do you think the SCR-DI would work well with my Bearfoot Blueberry in front for a different flavor of grit? I would be using the SCR-DI without an amp straight to the FOH.
The SVP-CL is the exact preamp from an SVT, so it's in a different league from the SCR-DI. But the SCR-DI is real good for a couple hundyJimmy, I have the SVP-CL preamp....and I have a SA BDDI that is on my board that I sometimes use...so I was thinking of selling the BDDI and buying one of these Ampeg pedals. Since you have used the CL pre before...do you think it would be 'more of the same' or do you think they would work well in conjunction with one another?