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Luke Skyrawker
New Sansamp Flyrig
This looks pretty neat, and sounds good too
http://tech21nyc.com/products/sansamp/flyrig.html
http://www.premierguitar.com/article...fly-rig-5-demo
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Nice idea. Although I think I can use my HD500 in the same way, and it also sounds good.
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Sounds like a pretty nice set-up for a traveling musician who mainly relies on a provided amp.
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Quite a convincing demo but would you go straight to the PA with such a device and relies only on the monitors ?
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Luke Skyrawker
Probably direct into the PA, and also into whatever back line amp was provided.Originally Posted by Jipes
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