Guitarport Or Jamvox, Which one to buy |
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Jul 17 2008, 11:54 AM
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I think the Jamvox looks quite cool. I watched their demo where they mute out a solo track and that works great. But of course they picked a track where the result would be good (solo on one channel, the rest of the other) while the result I think will be less briliant in other cases, but still a useful tool.
I have the guitarport and I think it's an okay soundinterface to use. But I like the options of the jambox abut more where you easily can move effect pedals around, simulate humbuckers as single coils and vice verca and what I like especially is what they call the "audition mode", where you as far as I understand it can work on the tone while it's auditioned to you interactively. That's what I find really really annoying with the guitarport and the POD X3 aswell where I have to turn a know, strike a chord, turn a knob again to get it right and all of this with the guitar between me and the desk. Great feature! Knowing my guitarport and seeing the jamvox I think I could have more fun with the jamvox today, enough pedals and amps to tweak a good tone. The guitarport have more amps and pedals seemingly but the jamvox seem to have more goodies. -------------------- My bands homepage
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Jul 17 2008, 01:14 PM
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Don't know about the jamvox, but I've heard Port, and it's nicesounding.
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Jul 18 2008, 08:49 AM
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Thanks for the input guys. I think I'll at least wait around until I can actually get my hands on the JamVOX system.
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