A ver, que estábamos hablando de Soldanos y no de guitarras de esas horribles
Las modificaciones que puedes ponerle a tu Soldano son (con cuanto se aumenta el precio):
[b:1onal0ah]Depth Control:[/b:1onal0ah]a low frequency resonance control for the power section and has an adjustable pot. When set to "0" the mod is of [i:1onal0ah]240,00 EUR[/i:1onal0ah]
[b:1onal0ah]Scoop Mod:[/b:1onal0ah] a voicing switch that can be turned off or on for the Normal channel (Clean or Crunch modes). This gives a bit more bottom, less mids and a glassier top end. This mod has been referred to by some as the Warren DeMartini mod and (incorrectly) as the SRV mod. The actual SRV mod effected both channels but we felt it was detrimental to the OD channel [i:1onal0ah]240,00 EUR[/i:1onal0ah]
[b:1onal0ah]WH Mod:[/b:1onal0ah] bright- cut switch for the Overdrive channel that works in the lower gain settings. Once the gain is set to "4" or higher this switch has virtually no effect. [i:1onal0ah]150,00 EUR[/i:1onal0ah]
[b:1onal0ah]SLO Dual OD (Overdrive):[/b:1onal0ah] we replace the Normal channel with a second OD channel. This is NOT for someone who must get clean tones. This has the same effect as the OD-only mod but can be switched between two master/ gain settings. We can also do the opposite and build the amp with two Normal channels, two Clean/ Crunch switches, two bright switches etc... [i:1onal0ah]350,00 EUR[/i:1onal0ah] KAÑA KAÑA!!!

[b:1onal0ah]Parallel Effects Loop:[/b:1onal0ah] we add an overall Master Volume control to the front panel and change the Slave Level control to a mix control. The slave out is then set to a level of 0db. The mix control truly has a range from 0% (dry) to 100% (wet). Any effects added to this type of loop must be set to 100% wet or an out-of-phase condition will exist. [i:1onal0ah]550,00 EUR [/i:1onal0ah]
[b:1onal0ah]1/2 Power switch:[/b:1onal0ah] a switch added to the amp that cuts out two of the tubes. You must set impedance to 1/2 what you would normally use for the 1/2 power setting. [i:1onal0ah]240,00 EUR[/i:1onal0ah]
[b:1onal0ah]KT66 output tubes[/b:1onal0ah] will give more power, punch and bottom end. [i:1onal0ah]240,00 EUR[/i:1onal0ah]
[b:1onal0ah]Overdrive-only (N/C)[/b:1onal0ah] we drop out the Normal channel and the Overdrive channel becomes louder, punchier, more dynamic and develops more gain. The EQ controls work a little better as well. [i:1onal0ah]no charge![/i:1onal0ah]
[b:1onal0ah]No loop[/b:1onal0ah] the amp becomes louder and punchier, any effects must be run off the Slave out. The Slave out has no effect on the amp's sound. [i:1onal0ah]no charge![/i:1onal0ah]
Hay que sumar todo a los casi 3.500€ que cuesta nuevo [b:1onal0ah]el cabezal[/b:1onal0ah] y habrá que poner pantallas a juego... Por cierto, ¿que conos llevan las pantallas Soldano? No logro encontrar lo que llevan...
Los precios están sacados de [url=
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Según tengo entendido (me lo contó Urko), AC/DC llevan Soldano, y es un sonido "crunch", para nada tipo "high-gain".

De todas formas, en la emulación del Guitar Port (Que es el canal Lead), el sonido que me gusta lo consigo poniendo el gain a mitad, y es un crunch como "poderoso", algo más afilado.. No sé si me explico
Claro que repito, no lo he probado en persona, que eso siempre hace... Me parece interesantísima la opinión de todos los que lo habeis probado
