R.J.Dubya wrote:Hey Tone Deft, you've got the stealthplug right?
How's it sound? And how is the lite amplitube that comes with it? Do you tend to usually use guitar rig with it?
Was considering getting one. You know, for those times with the lappy in bed or whatnot....
For $100 Stealthplug is a no brainer, just for the times you want to plug the guitar into a computer and play late at night. A few weeks after I got that I bought a Pod XT so I didn't get into the quality of the sounds too much. Some were lame, some were fun. The interface is well done, you're looking at a blank pedal board and have ~5 slots to choose what goes stomp box goes where.
One end is a 1/4" guitar plug, other end is a USB connector for the computer, in the middle is a small plastic box with a sound card including volume control and a headphone jack, nicely made device. Plug it into the computer and select it as your sound card.
Nice day today and I have the day off, might just take the electric down to the park and see what happens, make some loops in Ableton.
IMO the Pod is better than GR and Amplitube. I'll conceed that REAL tube amps have that ability to sound like a real tube amp with no fuss. Good Pod sounds come after some searching to presets and tweaking them later. I still would like to get an amp (sold the last one, Boogie DC10 is tooooo loud for apartments!!) for the simple plug in and play tone.
I hope the wink means you're kidding because those are the type of sounds that really do sound crappy from a pod.
