AXE I/O SOLO amp out problem

[felipevsw]

Oh man, one of the two reason why I bought the AXE I/O interface was the Amp out... I thought it would be good not to have yet another hardware (separate reamp box) since the AXEIO has one in box...

[mod redacted - please review the rules, this is not a support forum and one fix may not fit all even if it seems like "the exact same issue"]

[carlaz]

I cannot speak for everyone, but I certainly got no "private fix" from IK Support. Did anyone, actually? I do not think that there is a "fix" (private or public); I think that's just "how it is".

I ended up getting a super-clean, super-hot boost pedal and calibrated it to bring the signal (from either the Amp Out or a Line Out->reamp box) up to match the actual input signal levels from my guitars. It does the job.

To be fair, I looked around for either interfaces or ramp boxes that would do a good job of this on their own, but all the ones (of either) that I found were fairly expensive pro-level stuff. (And there are limits to what it's worth my spending money on! ) Since I'm not usually re-amping with the objective of obtaining a clean tone I figure any tiny amount of saturation that might be introduced by the clean boost is probably negligible for my purposes.

[felipevsw]

I'm thinking about using an eq pedal to boost the signal perhaps... I have a modded Boss GE-7 (with the low noise IC chips) and a 10-band eq... Of course I would start by just boost the level and not any frequencies, but I also feel like this would "mask" the true sound of the signal in some way...

[Thewool3]

I must say this is extremely dissapointing.
This is the precise reason I purchased the Axe One. For re-amping.
I already have a scarlett solo, which to be perfectly honest, is better at everything else.

"Real amp integration with Amp Out
The exclusive Amp Out allows players to connect directly to a guitar amplifier or a guitar rig for practicing using a hybrid setup of virtual and real guitar gear. Or it can be used for reamping, the technique of recording a dry guitar signal and using external gear for processing, or even to capture your own real rig and turn it into a plug-in using the included artificial intelligence software."

It seems IK is unable to solve this issue, so as far as Im concerned, its false advertising.

Lets see if Amazon refunds me.