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This question has probably been answered in the past but for the sake of possibly leading to other q's i will ask anyway. I have a 2001 Triple Triple and when i use the Big Foot it SEEMS everything is working properly, EXCEPT the FX on/off switch. Now, if i assign the loop to a channel from the...

I have a few OD's around ala SD1, Bad Monkey, 808, ect. I found the SD1 to be too ragged, if that applies. The 808 was good but misses the warmth, if you will, that the Bad Monkey introduced to the signal. Iv'e heard allot of talk about the Seymour D 805 and would be interested in hearing from...

Agreed...it's a very different beast, in a good way. Slight turns of knobs make huge differences in tone...lots of fun!

I hope my rant didn't come off as being critical of using EQ's; and if so, that wasn't my intention. Maybe i wasn't clear...I guess luck or fortune may have played a large role in my experience. Like i said the amp IS quite sensitive...as most people know, to cabs and speakers. I tried the usual...

This is a digression before i chime in on the Rec tone subject. I was long time Marshall fanboy and avoided Mesa for a few reasons. Firstly, I'm in my late forties and most if not all of my favorite bands growing up used Marshall...ala Led Z, Maiden, Priest, ect, so it's probably a generational...

Yea, i ran one head for clean on the C90 side and the other is dirty. I decided that it's not working and sold the whole works and went with a Peavey 50/50 power amp, an Engl and Marshall preamp with a Marshall cab loaded with V30's and G12T75's in an X pattern...TONE HEAVEN!

Hi all, i have a 4x12 RK Cab(C90's L+V-30's R)that i run a couple of different heads through. I'm curious to know if anyone has had success shifting the speakers around; or a speaker swap to lessen the mid spike and boomy bass, thanks.