M@ and The Dweez'

Tony Scharf EMAIL HIDDEN
Mon Oct 10 16:54:28 CEST 2011


On Mon, Oct 10, 2011 at 9:33 AM, Martin Naef <mnaef at navisto.ch> wrote:
>
> Two TigerSHARC at 600MHz, according to their web page and the manual. That
> usually translates into 32bit floating point math (the TS201S supports up to
> 40bit float and 64bit fixed point)
>
> The specs of the AD and DA are good, but not out of this world (D/R 110dB,
> Crosstalk < -60dB over full bandwidth).
>
> I think somebody just sat down and implemented the algorithms without too
> much focus on cost-cutting, but probably a bit more focus on making them
> sound good.
>

This is my impression from talking with them.  They focused on
implementing for quality rather than quantity of algorithms or
features.  They also very specifically wanted to target a price point
that didn't leave the unit only for a-list artists on world tours and
owning million dollar personal studios.  Relatively, the Axe-FX is
quite cheap, particularly if you are a guitarist or a small studio,
and what having access to all of those amp and cab models would cost
you.

Tony



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