Just got this today. I can't wait to try it out with my 66 Deluxe Reverb. I am going to use it to run both channels together.
I wish I had thought of this...........
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Launch Pad for Christmas!
by Hal » Sat Dec 25, 2010 3:32 pm
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Re: Launch Pad for Christmas!
by plan-x » Sat Dec 25, 2010 6:35 pm
That sounds like fun!
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Gain-Changer Tone Press (w/B-Buff) I Have had most Barbers
Timmy, Zendrive (Chorus, delay & wah....the usual stuff)
Mesa Boogie Lonestar Classic 2x12 combo / Traynor YCV-40 head conv / Cabs 1x12's, Detuned 2x12's (Stereo rig)
Parker Fly deluxe S2 (HSS), Nitefly P (HH)
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Re: Launch Pad for Christmas!
by Hal » Tue Dec 28, 2010 10:26 pm
So I am using this to run both channels of my 66 Deluxe. So far so good. Questions---
--The first thing I notice is that the amp is louder when I turn the pedal on and sum the channels. I guess I should have expected that. Should I back the volume down to match the volume when the pedal is not engaged?
--I am getting the impression that I can get more clean headroom out of the amp because I am summing the channels. Is that correct?
--The tech sheet says to run the two inputs at a high volume to minimize noise. I have them at about 2:00, but at
that level I am running the volume at about 9:00 or less. Any suggestions on levels? Is this a good gain structure?
HELP and thanks!!
--The first thing I notice is that the amp is louder when I turn the pedal on and sum the channels. I guess I should have expected that. Should I back the volume down to match the volume when the pedal is not engaged?
--I am getting the impression that I can get more clean headroom out of the amp because I am summing the channels. Is that correct?
--The tech sheet says to run the two inputs at a high volume to minimize noise. I have them at about 2:00, but at
that level I am running the volume at about 9:00 or less. Any suggestions on levels? Is this a good gain structure?
HELP and thanks!!
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