JOYO JF-13 AC Tone Guitar Effect Pedal DI Amp Sim

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Of the five (including the FlyRig), the American Sound is absolutely the best, by leaps and bounds, through the front of an amp. Guitar Guitar Limited trading as guitarguitar acts as a credit broker not a lender and is Authorised and Regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority, firm registration number 742103. Commenting on ones experiences of the ACTone pedal and telling it like it is, is not being negative. Otherwise, like you I am awaree that there are lots more options available today, but don't have experience of any.

Disclaimer : This is an attempt to recreate my previous posts in the "Character Series" thread that were lost in the server move. Save energy, save moneyOur power supplies all carry ENERGY STAR ® accreditation, as a result of having an efficiency above 85%. The Joyo JF-13 definitely holds its own in any pedal chain, especially for guitar players with the desire to blend new and old. The Joyo AC Tone Overdrive captures the quintessential British tone of a vintage Vox amp with features like a three-band EQ, separate Voice control, and an easy-to-use interface. To turn the AC Tone into a British, 6 components values have to be changed, but maybe most of the tonal change could be achieved with 4 or less .The cab sims, themselves, are atrocious - completely unusable - like putting a wet blanket over the front of your cabinet. ammoon’s Mini Guitar Effect Pedal (Obsessiver Overdrive) comes in a small, durable zinc-aluminium alloy body.

A must-have for blues and rock guitarists, the Big Joe B-301 Tube guitar effects pedal is an overdrive pedal with a vintage tone profile reminiscent of a screaming tube amp. The JF-13 AC Tone also features a three-band EQ for precise and flexible tone shaping, plus it features a Voice dial that opens up even more sonic possibilities. However when I used it into the PA it sounded a little bit flat sounding and I eventually learned there is no cab sim included via Wamplers Facebook page.I had a surprise in the post today - an Ultimate Drive (which I'm going to put a 4pdt switch in for the FB mods) and the American sound pedal, and the only thing that's been really bugging me is wanting to see what it's like without the speaker sim. True to its name, the JF-13 AC Tone guitar effects pedal from Joyo lets you recreate the legendary sound of the classic Vox AC30 amp. The ACTONE has some great tones, but I've found it hard to get any bad tones out of the American Sound unless you do something extreme with the EQ, like pull out all the mids and crank the Treble to max (which you would never do ). I've heard my mates Actone may times direct into the PA without noise and the same with a recording session.

Perhaps more to the point, it's not hard in our day, to legally make a product that circumvents the patent on another product but still has a virtually identical function. Known for producing affordable effects, Joyo puts boutique-quality pedals within easy reach of any player so they can find a signature sound. I may have posted this before and I'm sure there's a technical explanation but running the AC Tone into a direct box and then to the mixer sounded much better than a 1/4 cable.In fact, if they don't protect their IP rights they could lose claim to them altogether, so you can bet that if this is indeed a copycat pedal that Joyo is making, Tech-21 has already investigated and made a determination of whether or not to sue for infringement, based upon the probability of being able to prevail. If you just need a clean and dirty version of an amp, and use mods, delay, and reverb after the "amp", then the FS06 is a great option. I own Joyo American and British pedals, All tech 21 fly rigs, a Quad Cortex, Helix, Kemper, and more, and now on my board as my main direct engine is the Superblock US. But half this thread has been me having to defend myself about a pedal some were curious about, and that's just stupid.

The quilter is great and includes 25 watts of amplification (as loud as a tube amp) besides a direct out. It's a more limited canvas, though the fact you can drive it almost like you would a real amp, and it responds in kind, that makes it easily the better choice. I won't argue that my Mazda Miata is every bit as good as a Ferrari California, but it's still an enjoyable substitute and all I am likely to ever afford. Maybe multiple amp models to switch between: for example, I like the clean side of the AC-Tone, but it's gainier settings are not me.For my 'Shadowing Hank' tribute I'll either be using banner stands or my ex-BBC 'Never Mind the Buzzcocks' giant Strat. For DI and PA use a Cab sim pedal would be required to improve the sound with the Wampler Thirty Something. Level and drive controls add incredible range, while the 3-band eq offers even more flexibility when it comes to getting an original sound. It consists of Tone, Volume, and Drive knobs that let you adjust the output volume, dial in the gain, and get the perfect tonal balance. It's speaker sim seems to be the most "neutral" to my ears - I don't think you would be disappointed with the American Sound as a replacement for your ACTONE.