TONE3000

SD-1 + Bugera 1960infinium P'pop the sun

Amp Head Capture

NAM

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pitakstm

40m

Description

I dialed in the settings on my boss sd1 + Bugera 1960 Infinium cascade input to match P'Pop The Sun’s control panel, based on his interview with Guitar Thai. Even though they are different amps, both are rooted in the Marshall Super Lead platform with the same goal: pushing more gain than the original. Tip! P'Pop mentioned that he plays a single-channel amp with no clean channel. To get a clean sound, he uses a Detox EQ pedal instead." Note on Gain: I captured this profile with my audio interface gain set to 0 to keep the signal path as clean and transparent as possible. Because of this, if it feels like there isn't enough gain, try boosting the Input level on your plugin (like ToneX, Tone3000, Gateway) or multi-effects processor until you hit the sweet spot. "Capturing an amp using a Two Notes Torpedo Captor makes the profile feel much more realistic when paired with IRs. As a reactive load, it captures the full power section and natural speaker impedance—making a huge difference compared to just taking a capture from the FX Send, which only gives you the preamp signal without any power amp punch or dynamics."

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Bugera 1960 INFINIUM

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A2-FullESR: 0.0291

A2-LiteESR: 0.0652

400 Epochs

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Tone3000 - NAM Captures and IRs

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