Just got a 95000 and plugged it into my marshall,,, right off the bat i noticed i had to really turn the volume down and tha the sound quality was seriously comprimised while using this... anyone else experience this?
@@snducci what amp are you using? On the the back of most amps is an effects loop. It bypasses the preamp and goes straight to your poweramp. If you run the "send" to the input of your 95000 and the "return" to the output of the 95000 then plug your guitar into the front of your amp the looper will capture your preamp but only output to your poweramp. If the 95000 is in front, it will distort the same way your guitar does by outputting to your preamp. Another example is when it's in front, the looper only captures the direct (clean) sound of the guitar and runs it through the preamp to distort. If you plug in headphones at this point you will hear only clean tones on the looper.
@@MrDonc78 thanks! i got a Marshall Silver Jubilee .. its a tube amp and i dont think there is an fx loop in the back. but im going to check when i get home. thanks for your advise
Okay okay already. The only thing missing was ohhh-oohh oh- oh's, a ukelele, handclaps and a glockenspiel. The looping thing is getting really old and boring now.
Tim Roberts ...playing devil’s advocate...let’s say, hypothetically, that the young woman was the least creative, talentless guitar player on the the planet? Even that being the hypothetical instance, if she produced what she did, then this device is not only simple to use, but a more talented and creative guitarist would create musical wonders. So what ya got Tim Roberts?...the tacit implication is that you could do so much better seeing that you presume to judge her chops on one performance.
Still need this
New Order? Sold!
Doesn't talk about op-amp muff till 9:05
That's how they chose to demonstrate their flagship product? Yiiiiikes...
Just got a 95000 and plugged it into my marshall,,, right off the bat i noticed i had to really turn the volume down and tha the sound quality was seriously comprimised while using this... anyone else experience this?
I know it's late but it goes in the fx loop.
i dont understand what u mean?
@@snducci what amp are you using? On the the back of most amps is an effects loop. It bypasses the preamp and goes straight to your poweramp. If you run the "send" to the input of your 95000 and the "return" to the output of the 95000 then plug your guitar into the front of your amp the looper will capture your preamp but only output to your poweramp. If the 95000 is in front, it will distort the same way your guitar does by outputting to your preamp. Another example is when it's in front, the looper only captures the direct (clean) sound of the guitar and runs it through the preamp to distort. If you plug in headphones at this point you will hear only clean tones on the looper.
@@MrDonc78 thanks! i got a Marshall Silver Jubilee .. its a tube amp and i dont think there is an fx loop in the back. but im going to check when i get home. thanks for your advise
@@snducci no problem! I'm pretty sure all the jubilee's have one so you got a good chance!
this guy they had at Namm is a horrible choice for promoting such beautiful products.
Dont like the faders and balnce controls on the floor, better if it had them separate. You will look a right idiot doing them on a stage. ( 7:10 )
Okay okay already. The only thing missing was ohhh-oohh oh- oh's, a ukelele, handclaps and a glockenspiel. The looping thing is getting really old and boring now.
Just here for the op-amp muff. Don't care about this looping contraption whatsoever. Skiiiip
We all appreciate you letting us know that.
halffulltome got you fam
Very weak demo. Didn’t sell me. They couldn’t find a more creative and talented guitarist? Smh
Tim Roberts ...playing devil’s advocate...let’s say, hypothetically, that the young woman was the least creative, talentless guitar player on the the planet? Even that being the hypothetical instance, if she produced what she did, then this device is not only simple to use, but a more talented and creative guitarist would create musical wonders. So what ya got Tim Roberts?...the tacit implication is that you could do so much better seeing that you presume to judge her chops on one performance.