I think I saw that they've been pushed to Novemberish due to the 'rona.

re: Summit, I also have one on loan for a couple of months while my brother is stuck elsewhere because of work/COVID. Compared to the P6, I'm not sure there's anything you couldn't replicate (or expand on) with the Summit but it does make you work for it a bit more. Even with all the knobs, you'll b...

In the before times, I tried one of these at Guitar Center and it felt like the knobs were slow as molasses to change parameters -a quirk of being abused daily or are they just like that?

Laney LA30BL just arrived via UPS. Will I get high and play Sabbath riffs all night? Probably not yet, the Waza Tube Amp Expander doesn't arrive until Monday and I expect that past 1.5 on the dial will be too loud for me to stomach in my music room.

But maybe.

I've only had a P6 for a week, the Deckard's was vaguely on my radar but not really - a new one would be almost twice what I paid and even used V1s almost a grand more (I also don't really care about Blade Runner... but Martin Rev had a Prophet 5). Not much of an impression to give aside from it's r...

Something changed in a later firmware regarding portamento - I think maybe you can change it so that it's off/auto instead of off/on? Either way you lose one of the three original options.

Recently got one of these (used, because I couldn't justify $400 new). I can't sing so for vocals I only know it works with a SM58. It definitely amplified my voice. I plan to use it to push my awful voice through a bunch of effects pedals so functional is the important part there. For guitar it's a...

Ordered a b-stock Prophet 6. Kept going back and forth with the OB-6 which can sound so mean but there's something about the low-mid/mids fullness of the Prophet that gets me.

My response was to emphasize "looks like". And to begin to detail that there are differences. Your response was to a statement that was, obviously, about sound and music making, in the context of a conversation about sound and music making. You gave a hard no to the idea that Behringers give people...

Okay, so it's not size (you said it was size up above). If it's the keyboard... the Poly-D also has a keyboard.

So what is the "difference" that renders it incapable of "even[ing] the playing field" for people without vintage money?

The statement you responded to was "it looks like it just evens the playing field for some of us that are less fortunate." Your response was "nuh-uh, no they don't" and then the Little League metaphor. Of course you were saying that the "Little League" Behringer couldn't measure up as musical device...

You answered your own question. You brushed your two reasons off like they don't matter. But they do. If they don't matter for you, that's great! I'm not saying Behringer is bad. I am saying Behringer is different. It's a good question, prompting further thought and conversation. Thank you. That's ...

The two games are played on different fields entirely. Your Behringer playing field has 60 foot base paths and a 200 foot homerun fence. The others you mention have the full 90 feet and something between 300-400+ for a round-the-bases shot. There's a big difference between the 'home runs' in each. ...

If you're looking for clean and full range, why tube? A keyboard amp or a FRFR/PA speaker is designed to be clean and full range.

The other firmware is free. I delayed purchasing because I couldn't decide how much I cared about convolution reverb for guitar but the new firmware definitely looks interesting.

You can theoretically run a keyboard/synth into any tube amp, but the EQ curve of a guitar speaker isn't made to match a synth (you can put out way more bass - careful with volume) and whatever you do will color the tone strongly. Advice is usually negative because of that, but it can sound cool. Ma...

I got the Ownhammer Revolution cab pack - an expanded version of some of what the Iridium comes with. There are some good options in that pack for different sounds than the stock.

Gaz Williams had a brilliant idea for it if they ever did a V2 - stereo and individual oscillator pan. Combine that with drone mode and some weed...

I don't get being mad about Behringer's release schedule or products not appearing/not getting regular social media updates. Who cares? If it arrives, buy it. If it doesn't, buy something else.

I can't seem to control it in a particularly musical way... but I find myself putting it on, randomizing a few things and letting it run for an hour while I work on other things. It's very soothing.

Jaspers Rack - ordered Sunday night, arrived from Germany by Wednesday. Definitely makes me open to ordering more from Thomann, I expected 2 weeks or more. Debating a four-legged standing desk for my 'studio' desk (and also my actual work desk) - they only come with a 30" wide top so I'd also have t...

Can anyone say something negative about it? I thought the attenuator was mostly useless. The software/DI part is outstanding - being able to move the mics and change the room and everything in the app really makes it an immersive experience. I could play with killing everything but the room mic and...

Love my Rubberneck - I bought it on sale for $110 and I would have paid retail if I'd known how good it was. If I sold my RE-101 Space Echo, Space Case TE-1 and Volante I could replace them all with one of the new EchoFix jobs... But then I hook any of them up and I just can't. The TE-1's a helluva ...

Volante and Rubberneck are my most used, my RE-101 is just too noisy (physically, signal is actually very clean) to use most of the time. I have a SDE-1000 and a Ibanez HD1000 on the way for aged rack delay fun. I'm weighing an OTO Bim. I don't feel like I've fully explored the limits of the Bam's f...