Dynatube --> Softube

gainman · Post by **gainman** » Sat Dec 15, 2007 9:50 am

It looks like the dynatube web page does not exist anymore. Now it redirects to SC, and the amount of info and example mp3s is quite lower in SC web page than in the former one.

Moreover, SC has a link to softube (the owners of dynatube technology) but that web page doesn't have much info on dynatube itself either. Basically a link back to SC.

Well, at least in softube web page you can find the manual of their AmpRoom, which I assume is applicable to the dynatube guitar amps (marshall, fender and vox, but not the MB).

On the other hand, the AcousticFeedback plugin looks really attractive to me. I would like to think that there is hope for a scope version...

gainman · Post by **gainman** » Sat Dec 15, 2007 10:02 am

One funny thing about the AmpRoom manual...

In the old dynatube web page there was info about which amps were modelled. Now that kind of information has been removed (I guess because of legal reasons). But they have found a way of conveying the same info in a different way.

At the end of the manual you can read:

Buying Recommendations

If you like the sound from Amp Room and would like to get that sound using the real deal (let's face it, a real vintage amp is always sexier than a plugin),
here are some buying recommendations.

White

If you like the sound of the White amp, we recommend you to buy a Marshall JCM800 2203 with a 1960A 4x12” cabinet. Nothing beats the roar from a 100W valve amp.

Brown

Likewise, if Brown is your favorite, we strongly recommend a 1966 Fender Twin Reverb combo with a 2x12” cabinet.

Green

Nothing beats the real stuff, and that quirky vibrato calls for a Vox AC30/6 Treble from the middle of the 60's, perhaps suited with a pair of new Celestion Blue drivers.