yes, but will there be demand in 50 years? Many tube amps will be around in garages,basements etc. not working ,because no one produces tubes anymore. They maybe will remain in safes of modeling/profiler companies for reference, that also own some machines to produce tubes for their own purpose
I löve to revive old "glory" threads, the oldest was from 2001...it's like "back to the future"...very exciting when you wait for the first answer,hopefully from one of the original posters
but IR*s on stage are another factor that can cause sound problems like overloading the input level (ugly distortion) of your IR loader...
There is a reason why many pro players like Bonamassa prefer a Palmer cab sim...set and forget
me, too...usually I throw out the factory pickups for Duncans etc.and that was also my plan with the blacktops...
but damn, they sound so good overdriven and clean...and with a treble bleed, you get tons of great tones, when you dial back the vol. knob...one of my fave pickups
I 've always wondered, where all those 80's "Shrapnel records" Yngwie clones turned up in such a short time...
they all played with the same technique (string skipping,3-notes per string picking,sweep picking,arpeggios etc)
Is there any article,maybe with interviews...