How does an IR actually compare to a real cabinet? With cab simulations being extremely convenient and sounding very good, how much value remains in using a real guitar cabinet, at which point do we say an impulse response can do the job, is it practicing? Jamming? Rehearsing? Gigging? Recording?
In this video I shoot out a real guitar cabinet against its digital simulation counterpart and attempt to answer that for myself as well as all of you.
Gear used:
Ibanez TS9 Mini
Victory Kraken 50W 6l6
Victory 1x12 with Celestion V30
Shure SM57
Focusrite Scarlett 6i6
ESP LTD 1989 M1 Custom with Seymour Duncan Distortion Pickup
Palmer Daccapo ReAmp box
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0:00 Intro
0:48 Explanation of the experiment
2:00 What is "good"
2:17 Setup
4:49 Explaining results format
7:48 Listening to isolated results
10:37 Discussing differences
11:20 Listening to results in mix
13:26 My interpretation of the results
14:52 My personal conclusion
15:37 Extra listening material with leads
Impulse Response VS Real Cab
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