If it's a decent price drop from the Standard (like $600-700, which won't happen) I'll probably replace my Ultra with it. If it's not within that price range, it probably won't be worth it for me to take a hit on reselling my Axe, then buying a new one of these, not to mention dealing with low ballers.
I dunno JJ, something around $800 might not be unreasonable. Depends on how much he thinks his amp models are worth, since the unit will likely have very similar firmware and probably identical input/output converters, etc. It might be $1000. :-/
I wonder if they'll use the same processors, etc. internally, and if they'll use the extra power left over from not modelling amps to make the effects sound even better (if that's even possible :lol: ).
I don't think more processing power will yield better sounds. They're already pretty high fidelity. At this point, only increasing the complexity of the models (along with more processing horsepower, naturally) will add to the effect realism or dynamism.
I also don't know if it would be worth it for him to get another chip made when he has a perfectly good one to use already. If I recall, those are custom made for him in the USA somewhere. Even if it has too much power, big deal. :shrug: I also don't see him diversifying his product to the point where there's one lineup with extra high-grade models, while the rest is just normal-awesome.
The Standard's processor will probably be as good as an Ultra when it comes to effects only.
Yeah, I was thinking more along the lines of having more effects built in (if there's anything else needing to be added) and the option of using more effects simultaneously (if there's any need for that :lol: ).
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