I found it. This makes me smile.
SGT -> VTBASS = Tone heaven. That's it. That's my signal chain. And let me explain why run another preamp into the VT Bass and why the VT Bass is necessary even with the SGT-DI.
The following EQ points now exist on my pedal board
40hz
125Hz
500Hz (personal preference, this control is variable from 200hz - 3Khz)
1Khz
3.6Khz
8Khz
Also:
compression
ultra low cut or boost
ultra high
bite
sansamp speaker emulation
Two DI outs
The blend knob lets you dial in the drive sound on the sansamp, and blend it back into the signal before feeding it out to the house. Every knob is perfectly interactive and completely unique and usable. EVERY. SINGLE. KNOB. The sweep mids along with the two sansamp midrange points work perfectly together. Everything adds its own sauce but doesn't walk over the tone. And it all sounds like SVT+B15 Blended perfectly.
Caveats:
The ampeg IR loader must be disabled, or use the preamp out and not the main "out". Blending the IR loader with the sansamp doesnt sound good for some reason. The IR Loader seems to add a delay to the signal and you lose the analog only signal path which breaks the interactiveness of the pedals. Don't. If you want to use the IR Loader, send it to the house or headphones, but blending both is near impossible in a live situation. They cancel each other and it sounds like a juice box squirting lows. All my problems with this pedal are with the concept of IR Loading and blending it with analog signal. It seems better suited for an either/or situation.
SGT -> VTBASS = Tone heaven. That's it. That's my signal chain. And let me explain why run another preamp into the VT Bass and why the VT Bass is necessary even with the SGT-DI.
The following EQ points now exist on my pedal board
40hz
125Hz
500Hz (personal preference, this control is variable from 200hz - 3Khz)
1Khz
3.6Khz
8Khz
Also:
compression
ultra low cut or boost
ultra high
bite
sansamp speaker emulation
Two DI outs
The blend knob lets you dial in the drive sound on the sansamp, and blend it back into the signal before feeding it out to the house. Every knob is perfectly interactive and completely unique and usable. EVERY. SINGLE. KNOB. The sweep mids along with the two sansamp midrange points work perfectly together. Everything adds its own sauce but doesn't walk over the tone. And it all sounds like SVT+B15 Blended perfectly.
Caveats:
The ampeg IR loader must be disabled, or use the preamp out and not the main "out". Blending the IR loader with the sansamp doesnt sound good for some reason. The IR Loader seems to add a delay to the signal and you lose the analog only signal path which breaks the interactiveness of the pedals. Don't. If you want to use the IR Loader, send it to the house or headphones, but blending both is near impossible in a live situation. They cancel each other and it sounds like a juice box squirting lows. All my problems with this pedal are with the concept of IR Loading and blending it with analog signal. It seems better suited for an either/or situation.