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I frequently run this on ~~Classic preset #35 (~~Paul Reed Smith Custom 22) - clean - straight in, especially when playing with an "unplugged" ~~ensemble~~.

I frequently run this on {{T1}} Preset Electric Guitars / Paul Reed Smith Custom 22 (Classic preset #35) - clean - straight in, especially when playing with an "unplugged" group.

The existing preset is nice but the 513 has several more pickup combinations than an Custom 22.

* T1® Preset

<br />Category: Electric Guitars

<br />Preset:PRS Custom 22

The existing preset is nice but the 513 has several more pickup combinations than a Custom 22.

* Custom 22 has 5 pickup combinations, that is 2 pickups and five switch settings.

* 513 has 13, that is 5 pickups and 13 possible sounds.

* T1® Preset

** Electric Guitars

** PRS Custom 22

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For more details please see: [http://www.mesaboogie.com/Product_Info/Out_of%20_Production/V-Twin/v-twin.html Mesa Boogie V-Twin]

==== Virtual Guitar - Roland VG-88 & VG-8 ====

When I want a huge palette of sounds that extends beyond traditional guitar then I use the Roland VG-88, and occasionally the older VG-8.

[[Image:Roland VG-88]]

I have a Roland GK2 pickup mounted on my Gibson ES Artist (blasphemy?). I run that to the VG-88 and then to the T1® with using one of the following Presets:

* Utility Flat

* Prerecorded Music / Low Volume

* Prerecorded Music / High Volume

If you are familiar with the GK2/3 pickups you know that you can also run the electric guitar sound direct to the VG-88. I run that to a separate T1® Channel and use one of these Presets:

* Electric Guitars / Miked Amp w/SM57

* Electric Guitars / Miked Amp w/e609

* Electric Guitars / General Direct

I don't feel as though I have fully explored the VG-88 so the VG-99 is on the back burner for now.

In case you are wondering, I normally run mono. Stereo sounds great but for me, there is not enough benefit to warrant bringing two L1®s to run stereo.

==== Acoustic Guitar ====

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-I frequently run this on Classic preset #35 (Paul Reed Smith Custom 22) - clean - straight in, especially when playing with an "unplugged" ensemble.
+I frequently run this on {{T1}} Preset Electric Guitars / Paul Reed Smith Custom 22 (Classic preset #35) - clean - straight in, especially when playing with an "unplugged" group.
-The existing preset is nice but the 513 has several more pickup combinations than an Custom 22.
+* T1® Preset
+<br />Category: Electric Guitars
+<br />Preset:PRS Custom 22
+The existing preset is nice but the 513 has several more pickup combinations than a Custom 22.
 * Custom 22 has 5 pickup combinations, that is 2 pickups and five switch settings.
 * 513 has 13, that is 5 pickups and 13 possible sounds.
-* T1® Preset
-** Electric Guitars
-** PRS Custom 22
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 For more details please see: [http://www.mesaboogie.com/Product_Info/Out_of%20_Production/V-Twin/v-twin.html Mesa Boogie V-Twin]
+==== Virtual Guitar - Roland VG-88 & VG-8 ====
+When I want a huge palette of sounds that extends beyond traditional guitar then I use the Roland VG-88, and occasionally the older VG-8.
+[[Image:Roland VG-88]]
+I have a Roland GK2 pickup mounted on my Gibson ES Artist (blasphemy?). I run that to the VG-88 and then to the T1® with using one of the following Presets:
+* Utility Flat
+* Prerecorded Music / Low Volume
+* Prerecorded Music / High Volume
+If you are familiar with the GK2/3 pickups you know that you can also run the electric guitar sound direct to the VG-88. I run that to a separate T1® Channel and use one of these Presets:
+* Electric Guitars / Miked Amp w/SM57
+* Electric Guitars / Miked Amp w/e609
+* Electric Guitars / General Direct
+I don't feel as though I have fully explored the VG-88 so the VG-99 is on the back burner for now.
+In case you are wondering, I normally run mono. Stereo sounds great but for me, there is not enough benefit to warrant bringing two L1®s to run stereo.
 ==== Acoustic Guitar ====