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Let me know your thoughts. Have you tried it yet?

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Rene Lavoie

As you said, I think it depends on your use case. Here are my thoughts... - Because I am already setup with an interface, computer, monitors, daw, ampsims, etc... I have no use for a nano or quad or similar device or a real amp for that matter. My setup gives me more flexibility IMO and covers my current needs entirely. - If I were to jam with a real drummer/band in a rental space again, I would definitely want a cab and a real tube amp, because tube amps IMO capture more the nuances of your playing and i feel you have to work harder with a tube amp to make it sound right vs an ampsim. I strongly believe that that ampsims hide some of the flaws in our playing that a real amp shines a bright light on. - If I was doing shows, I think i would prefer the transportation convenience of the quad cortex over the of an amp based setup. - if i was traveling a lot and wanted something to practice or write, then I would consider the nano or similar devices for convenience. - if I am recommending something to a new guitarist looking for a solution or someone who is new to the digital realm, I would probably recommend the nano or similar to lower the learning curve and entry cost over my setup.

Ricardo Ostos

HI Rafael, Thanks for the video, very insightful. It would be amazing if one day you can show your studio set up. For me as a amateur simple things like where/how do you arrange gear, computer, keyboard, cables (!!) is already interesting. Not sure if you did already, but a humble suggestion! Best,

Rafael Trujillo

Hey Ricardo, thanks for letting me know. I'm just getting new gear so I will definitely share my current practice/recording setup very soon