The new Optiweb are really nice. No more burl from the old coating like in the Nanoweb.
Well, I still love the Nanowebs mid range tone, but the new ones are great too.
A little more traditional sounding
The new Optiweb are really nice. No more burl from the old coating like in the Nanoweb.
A warning from experience; cause the coating is thin the part under the fretboard disappears over-time (in 2 months top), the touch feels slick even though the string gets bad. So you start destroying the frets without even noticing.
Thank you!Spitfire31 wrote: Wed Nov 07, 2018 7:32 am Thank you for all your enthusiasm and hard work, Dimi!
How about a version of your Tones to include Live users?
Kind regards,
Joachim
I miss my Laney Linebacker Pro. Gave it to a young relative who sold it even before I could bring him the amp's channel switch pedal...rollasoc wrote: Mon Oct 29, 2018 5:03 pm What I would like to see modelled is an old, late '80s Laney Linebacker.
I sold mine after uni and then a couple years later, bought it back off the chap I sold it to. I was also given one by a bloke at work, but I sold that one on, due to space issues.
When I tested Spark (which was back when it was first released), it didn't quite click with me. The choice of amps I found slightly questionable as well.csnack wrote: Fri Aug 09, 2019 9:06 am Hey! Is this thread still alive? I as wondering if anyone has had a chance to compare Caliburn to Spark. I can't make up my mind which one to get. I know Spark is about 2x the price and that's when it's on sale, and when I can I'll see about demoing them both, but which of the two is the better Marshal sim and just better sim in general, in you opinion(s)?
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