Opiniones Voodoo Lab Guitar Preamp ( 8/10) - 2 opiniones de usuario

En todo el mundo, nuestros 7 usuarios han notado este producto:8.4/10

2 opiniones de miembros sobre Voodoo Lab Guitar Preamp en español

Idioma	Miembro	Características1	Utilización2	Sonoridades3	Opinión Global4
	nickname009
	Rockmonster

• 1↑. ¿Qué tipo de amplificación (válvula, transistor,...)? ¿Cuál es la potencia suministrada? ¿Cuáles son los conectores? ¿Cuáles son los ajustes, los efectos? ...
• 2↑. ¿Es sencilla la configuración? ¿Es fácil obtener un sonido de buena calidad? ¿Es claro y suficiente el manual de usuario? ...
• 3↑. ¿Corresponden a tu estilo de música? ¿Con qué tipo de guitarra(s)/bajo(s) o efecto(s) lo tocas? ¿Qué tipos de sonidos obtienes y con qué tipos de ajustes ("cristalina", "densa",....)? ¿Cuáles son las sonoridades que más te gustan, que menos te gustan?
• 4↑. ¿Desde hace cuánto tiempo lo usas? ¿Cuál es la particularidad que más te gusta, que menos te gusta? ¿Habías probado muchos otros modelos antes de adquirirlo? ¿Qué te parece la relación calidad/precio? ¿Con la experiencia, elegirías este producto de nuevo? ...

• 27/08/11

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  Características

  This is a basic 2 channel guitar preamp with shared EQ for distorted rhythm and lead and a dedicated clean channel with it's own set of EQs.
  
  
  
  FRONT PANEL:
  
  1. Power switch
  
  2. Cabinet Simulator – In/Out
  
  3. Cabinet Simulator – 2x12 Open/4x12 Closed
  
  4. Green Volume – volume control for Clean channel
  
  5. Green Treble – treble EQ control for Clean channel
  
  6. Green Mid – midrange EQ control for Clean channel
  
  7. Punch Switch – changes EQ curve of Clean channel to accentuate the lower-mid frequencies
  
  8. Green Bass – bass EQ control for Clean channel
  
  9. Green Bright Switch – enhances high frequencies in the Clean channel
  
  10. Green Gain – gain control for Clean channel
  
  11. Channel Select – Select between Clean and Rhythm/Lead
  
  12. Channel Select – Select Rhythm or Lead
  
  13. Yellow Volume – volume control for Rhythm channel
  
  14. Red Volume – volume control for Lead channel
  
  15. Red/Yellow Treble – treble EQ control for both Rhythm and Lead channels
  
  16. Red/Yellow Mid – midrange EQ control for both Rhythm and Lead channels
  
  17. Shift Switch – shifts EQ curve of both Rhythm and Lead channels to accentuate the lower-mid and lower-high frequencies
  
  18. Red/Yellow Bass – bass EQ control for both Rhythm and Lead channels
  
  19. Yellow Bright Switch – enhances high frequencies in the Rhythm channel
  
  20. Yellow Gain – gain control for the Rhythm channel
  
  21. Red Bright Switch – enhances high frequencies in the Lead channel
  
  22. Red Gain – gain control for the Lead channel 23. Input jack – standard 1⁄4" instrument level input
  
  
  
  
  
  BACK PANEL:
  
  1. Footswitch Jack – 1⁄4" TRS input jack for footswitch
  
  2. Direct Out 1 – balanced XLR with Cabinet Simulator
  
  3. Direct Out 2 – unbalanced 1⁄4" with Cabinet Simulator
  
  4. Preamp Out (2) – standard 1⁄4" outputs
  
  5. AC In – AC power input jack – this is a standard “IEC-style” connector

  Utilización

  It's got the same amount of knobs a regular combo or amp head would have, so if you have experience with regular amps you'd be very familiar with this one as well. Rack stuff is a bit more complex most of the time as there's more connections, ins and outs to work and most of the time they're all in stereo configurations. I personally was never into the rack stuff, owning the vooodoo labs preamp was an experiment of possibly getting into it for me.

  Sonoridades

  Ok the sounds but first, for anything modern like modern metal or whatnot, this is not the preamp for such a thing. There is enough gain on tap to accomplish metal tunes but the sound of the preamp is very thick and also has a very prominent mid range. So this amp isn't really meant to get super high gain, scooped death metal tones.
  
  
  
  Ok now that we got that out of the way. As far as I remember, the sounds were quite good for bluesy/vintage/classic rock stuff. It's generally, a very smooth sounding preamp. Leads are nice, warm thick and lush. Rhythms are fat and thick as well, CAN get a bit muddy depending on how you set it, again this amp's midrange is very big and almost exaggerated so you kind of have to take that into account. The cleans are very clean, lots of headroom and plenty clean. They aren't super bright and twangy like a fender but they are still very good. The bright switch helps to get CLOSE to that ballpark but not exactly, more like just adds a bit of sparkle to the top end.

  Opinión Global

  Overall it's a very good sounding preamp for classic rock and good cleans. It's got a warm vintage sound with plenty of midrange. It also is a bit dependent on what poweramp you use but overall this preamp is geared towards a smoother sounding overdrive/distortion. Definitely not for the metalheads. But if you want nice tube analog distortion and wanna try something different from everything that's out there today and like simplicity in a rack, this is a good one to look into!
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• 29/03/08

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  Características

  4 12ax7 tubes..PCB.. 3 channels.. Clean, dirty... and more dirty. Shared eq, separate volume on rhythm/lead channels (good to set lead boost) These two channels are very,very close.. Powerful signal..can push poweramps pretty hard. Direct out/XLR direct out, 1/4 outs.. NO effects loop. (Yuck) Mid boost button for distortion channels, bright switches for all 3 channels.
  
  No effects. This is strictly tone shaping and gain.

  Utilización

  Very simple. Knob turners dream. Buttons reeeeally easy to push. A monkey could figure this out. Getting a good sound.. well, you have to know what you like. This amp has a fair amount of complex mids... I don't know if you can dial these out completely like you could with a Boogie Recto for example. The eq is very responsive..I find myself dialing back the trebles overall since I am always striving for the smoothest sounds possible.. (while having loads of gain) The manual is easy...I think it is like... 3 pages.

  Sonoridades

  It does suit my style. The sound overall is smooth.. creamy.. and still heavy heavy. I can play metal.. dial back my volume to hard rock-ville.. add some slight overdrive on the front end and it screams. Using Les Pauls, Strats, Tele's, a few other types with this. Carvin T100 poweramp, Digitech GSP2101 for effects.
  
  Overall, I would say the character of this amp is somewhere between a Soldano and Marshall tone.. A bit smoother than the typical Marshall tone.. ( I play next to my rhythm players Marshall TSL stack) but with just as much attack. (and more character)
  
  I need to run the gamut of tones for my originals. From crystal clean to molten gain. I run this thru parametric e.q.'s.. loads of effects.. and it retains its character.
  
  The gain channels are the standouts here. Searing, yet smooth, detailed, but with enough hair on it to let you know it's heavy. The clean channel... uh. Hmmm. Honestly, this is rather 2 dimensional. The least exciting part of the amp, but with a parametric you can get a good approximation of Twin tones. If you are using effects, it is certainly more than adequate. It is not a "bad" tone... just not as good as the distortion channel counterparts.

  Opinión Global

  I have had 3 of these... Yeah, yeah. I know. I have gotten rid of them, then repurchase them, etc. I am not a pack rat regarding musical equipment. If I don't use it.. I get something else. Been using them for about 6 years now. Something has always stuck with me regarding the tone. It has a certain "alive" quality that I have not gotten with other amps. I still continue to experiment with lots of other gear... You know. We musicians have our ideal tone for about 5 minutes.. then need to buy something else. I do not like the fact that this has no effects loop..I connect directly between this and my poweramp.. but it would be nice to have a little more interface. For the price this is a good value.. considering the preamp options that would actually compare to this.. typically range in the $1000.00+ category. These are hard to find used.. usually in the $600-700 range when they actually show up.
  
  If I decide to sell this one...I'll probably be a yo-yo and buy it again later...my track record has shown that I do... hopefully the 3rd time is a charm..
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3 opiniones de miembros sobre Voodoo Lab Guitar Preamp en francés

Idioma	Miembro	Características	Utilización	Sonoridades	Opinión Global	Traducción Google
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2 opiniones de miembros sobre Voodoo Lab Guitar Preamp en inglés

Idioma	Miembro	Características	Utilización	Sonoridades	Opinión Global	Traducción Google
	nickname009					read
	Rockmonster					read