VLD1 Tube Preamp vs Vai Legacy 3 Tube Guitar Amp
Compare the tone of the VLD1 Legacy Drive Preamp Pedal against the Legacy 3 Guitar Amplifier. This video explores the tonal differences between a direct out to PA connection of the VLD1 tube preamp and the traditional miking of a guitar cabinet using the Carvin Audio Legacy 3 100W tube head connected to a Carvin Audio C212T guitar cabinet.
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