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Old 01-21-2013, 05:29 PM   #1
jamesdolecek
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zoom g3 sound

I have a zoom g3 playing through some studio monitors but it just does not give me the punch that am amp does. I live in an apartment so my options are limited.So should I get a marshall? maybe mg series to run through it? or am I gonna want a small tube amp like a blackstar? what do you think?
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Old 01-21-2013, 05:57 PM   #2
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Unfortunately it's the punch that gets the complaints in an apartment. It might be that you aren't satisfied with the sound from your monitors. I have some Samson Resolv65a's and have never warmed up to playing a multifx through them. However I do like playing through my regular home audio system (aka stereo). I put a mixer in the tape loop and can jack in my multifx, mic, etc... Sounds great and whatever I record sounds exactly the same on playback.

The stereo doesn't have the "punch" of an amp either. But when playing along with backing tracks or music the guitar blends into the music much better than when I play along with an amp.
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