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surfin bird, в чем вопрос-то у тебя? Где взять на все это денег, что ли? 

Вообще если ты так узко нацелен на марки и тебе не нравится, как звучит Акс, на кой тебе тогда Акс в принципе? Возьми вон новый петрушкин усилитель и дело с концом.

  Совершенно верно! Лапочко Мрак4 в коллекции имеется! Акс тоже непременно появится. Купить то дело не хитрое,  любой дурак справится   Вот только некоторые комментарии смущают:

Man this is fake.  Both are the Fractal...  What mic was used on the Mesa?  Why is there no room noise?  The Mesa, even if the tone is the same, should have the "3D" room sound.  Either that, or they were EQd to sound the same, impulse reverb added, etc.   But the Mesa doesn't sound much like a Mesa, really.  Note it's not in the video portion, either...  Just a photo.  Every other video on YouTube has the AXE and Mesa sounding quite different.  If it is, the level going in seems wrong, and tube bias seems off (anemic).  If you want to hear a real Mesa sound listen to the first Tool album; classic Mesa sound before it was phased out.  Modelers will catch up one day, but it is years away.  As has been said, more numbers have to be crunched, more mathematicians and physicists (with audio focuses) hired.   Also this stuff is great for YouTube, but for people who actually play live or in studios, nothing can replace the feel of directly connecting a guitar to an all-valve amp, with the transformers and tubes working in a push-pull fashion, giving that electrified touch-sensitive feel to the guitar and shaking the walls due to the way it converts power from AC to DC, etc. The biggest thing is that the AXE has a firmware update quite often, and every time it comes out, its users are like "NOW it's got the perfect, more realistic Marshall/Mesa/etc sound!!!!!".  That is the huge red flag.  Real amps don't need FIRMWARE UPDATES, dude!

Намек на тему с аксом понял, спасибо за наводку, попробую там глупые вопросики позадавать   

Ага ага! Кто то скажет : высшая нервная деятельность куле....., но по крайней мере сие не так уныло   

А вот есчо мнение:

I also have both a Mark V and Axe II. They both kick ass in more ways than one! But there sure is a difference. I would suggest inserting a high pass filter set at about 500 Hz on both audio files. Then you will listen mostly to the mid-to-high frequency content. And there's something sweet in the way that the Mark V compresses and clips the high frequencies that I can't replicate on the Axe, no matter how many cab and power amp combinations I try. It's not so much of a big sonic difference, but more in the way I feel when I play it. I've done this A/B blind test with a couple of friends (it was a pain before we leveled them properly!), and all agreed that there's something a bit more organic to the way the Mark V feels. Ok, so not a cientific proof, just the opinions of a few guys that tried it. Also, if the output on the Mark V was a tad higher, you would get a bit more saturation and compression on the 6L6 tubes that would make it sound BIGGER! But overall, cool vid, thanks for taking the time to do it. I couldn't be bothered with that... (shame on me...).