Bro-Ton P-15. Not a pedal.
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Bro-Ton P-15. Not a pedal.
I recently snagged one of your Fet2B preamps, which I love. Well done. So for the sake of my continuing education, what makes that a preamp? Can it drive a power amp? Or is it a pre because it mimics the front end of an amp? Inquiring minds want to know.We completely mix the terms preamp and EQ in this thread, on TB, and in general. Some of the devices labeled as a preamp in this thread are no more a preamp than the Linden EQ (used as an example).
Can the Linden drive a power amp? I never tried when I had one.
I'm not @johnk_10 .I recently snagged one of your Fet2B preamps
Absolutely.Can the Linden drive a power amp?
Oops. Wrong "J with a bass in their profile pic." Sorry.
I was impressed with the sound of the Particle Accelerator from Scubas clip thread. It had some tube heft to it. I can only imagine how sweet the B15 version might sound.
Pedal format only?So .... let’s say you had up to $500 to buy a preamp/di for “general usage” in a variety of live gigs ... sending signal to FOH and to your IEM rig. What one would YOU go with ?
Maybe my needs are simple, but I've been happy with my THDI, VT Bass Deluxe, and to MXR M81.So .... let’s say you had up to $500 to buy a preamp/di for “general usage” in a variety of live gigs ... sending signal to FOH and to your IEM rig. What one would YOU go with ?
Just to give a different answer than what you will receive with the great preamps discussed here, just because you said "general usage" and "variety of live gigs", however un-sexy, despite no toobs, and perhaps unpopular - I will tell you to consider an HX Stomp.So .... let’s say you had up to $500 to buy a preamp/di for “general usage” in a variety of live gigs ... sending signal to FOH and to your IEM rig. What one would YOU go with ?
Good point. I've thoroughly enjoyed the tones from the Ampeg Sim on the Zoom B3 via IEM also.Just to give a different answer than what you will receive with the great preamps discussed here, just because you said "general usage" and "variety of live gigs", however un-sexy, despite no toobs, and perhaps unpopular - I will tell you to consider an HX Stomp.
So .... let’s say you had up to $500 to buy a preamp/di for “general usage” in a variety of live gigs ... sending signal to FOH and to your IEM rig. What one would YOU go with ?
I am struggling with this right now myself. $500 or less would be nice, pedal/portable format, XLR out would be great but I do have a cable that takes a TRS output to a male XLR so not a deal breaker. The HX Stomp is interesting, everything in a box, but I’m not the biggest fan of menus, and they always seem to not give us a lot of amp/cab options.So .... let’s say you had up to $500 to buy a preamp/di for “general usage” in a variety of live gigs ... sending signal to FOH and to your IEM rig. What one would YOU go with ?
I am struggling with this right now myself. $500 or less would be nice, pedal/portable format, XLR out would be great but I do have a cable that takes a TRS output to a male XLR so not a deal breaker. The HX Stomp is interesting, everything in a box, but I’m not the biggest fan of menus.
No personal experience with any of these myself. But I feel like the Two Notes was discussed waaaayyy back in the thread, and it was later out shined and out discussed by the SLO MkIII. Which was subsequently out shined by the Arkham Oracle or Noble. Not to mention the Broughton P15. I feel like someone else also recently mentioned the Two Notes, so now I'm curious about that one again as well.Incoming Two Notes Le Bass.
For a preamp pedal from a well respected company that runs a tube internally at 200v, not much talk on here. Why?