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Chicago Slim · March 18th, 2007, 07:37 AM

Thanks everybody.

I do sometimes run the Pathfinder through my 2X10 cabinet. I sounds great, as the Eminence Legend 105's, have a good chimey sound, for a ceramic speaker. Takeing the line out, and running it through the power section (effects return) one of my bigger amps sounds good too.

Weber has an alnico Blue Pup speaker, for $35. Thats less than Vox grill cloth, if I try to cut a baffle board, in squeeze in a 10" speaker.

I've been doing some studio work, for a singer/songwriter lately. I've been recording direct in from my pedal, and useing the Pathfinder as a monitor, and it's been plenty loud. The line out doesn't sound very good though. The studio has ofered to drag out a ribbon mic, that costs four times as much as the Pathfinder, but as time is money, DI seemed like the right answer.

I could really use something like a the new Fender Princeton or Peavey Windsor recording amps. I wish that Vox made an AC15, that was more friendly, for direct recording. It doesn't look cool, but once again my Peavey Studio Pro, is proveing to be my go to amp.

March 18th, 2007, 07:37 AM	#6 (permalink)
Chicago Slim Tele-Meister Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Sebastion FL Posts: 307	Thanks everybody. I do sometimes run the Pathfinder through my 2X10 cabinet. I sounds great, as the Eminence Legend 105's, have a good chimey sound, for a ceramic speaker. Takeing the line out, and running it through the power section (effects return) one of my bigger amps sounds good too. Weber has an alnico Blue Pup speaker, for $35. Thats less than Vox grill cloth, if I try to cut a baffle board, in squeeze in a 10" speaker. I've been doing some studio work, for a singer/songwriter lately. I've been recording direct in from my pedal, and useing the Pathfinder as a monitor, and it's been plenty loud. The line out doesn't sound very good though. The studio has ofered to drag out a ribbon mic, that costs four times as much as the Pathfinder, but as time is money, DI seemed like the right answer. I could really use something like a the new Fender Princeton or Peavey Windsor recording amps. I wish that Vox made an AC15, that was more friendly, for direct recording. It doesn't look cool, but once again my Peavey Studio Pro, is proveing to be my go to amp.