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Hi HG If you remove the channel B output tubes you don't need a load on Channel B Speaker output... Please let me know if I can help with any other questions. Seeya Joe

Hi HG, Yes you can remove the Power Tubes for Channel B and No damage will occur I hope this helps Seeya Joe

Here's what worked for me... I recommend changing those resistors to 5 Watt and adding a fan and side vents... More info here... http://www.stagecue.com/vtwin.html I hope this helps Seeya Joe

Hi H.G.G. Your tube designations are correct... Please find the tube layout below According to Mesa Fifty/Fifty Manual... If you opt to use only one channel of the Fifty/Fifty with speakers connected to only one channel's output(s), you must turn the unused channel's Level control to zero...

Hey Woksin, Beside putting the compressor first in the chain, to get the best out of any Rack system, I recommend running your Replifex and TC1210 in parallel with your pure Boogie analog tone... Otherwise, when you run your FX in series, you are 'chopping-up' your analog tone with the...

Hi Randy, I understand why you would like to keep the JP2C as your main sound source... Also, taking the Panama out of the set-up will help with the noise/ hum... Make sure that you use high quality cables... I use Mogami 2524 for most of my patch cables. Are you using the Helix to switch...

Subject: Stowaway/High Wire/Clearlink recommendations for complex rig Hi Randy, With a rig so complex, the HELIX Rack would be a better option... not sure if you can trade up to the HELIX RACK. Otherwise any of the [7] 4CM cables could degrade your tone... Unfortunately there's no easy...

Greetings comp both problems may be related, but, the button problem is most likely a mechanical problem around the button membrane switch and the level drop is probably a failing LDR or tube. If you have access to open the Triaxis, you will see where the front membrane switch connects to the...

Hey SL... Here is a way to connect your 5-band EQ in the FX for you to evaluate... Place the 5-Band EQ in the SEND and RETURN A Jacks, Then use your "Y" cable on the A OUTPUT to feed both channels of the 2:90 I hope this helps Seeya Joe

Here's my implementation of External Bias Controls and Cathode Current Test Points.... I disconnected the old bias supply and designed a new bias circuit board allowing separate bias adjustment for each channel... I also installed 1 ohm cathode resistors and a voltage divider for the B+...

Hello Naz, You can place a standard power bar in the back of the rack, but, beside a little surge protection and filtering that the Monster power bar and Furman Rack have, the Furman has one feature that the Monster doesn't have... the E.V.S. (Extreme-Voltage-Shutdown). That feature will not...

Hi Mike, Here is a pic from when I was building my rack showing brackets with rubber bumpers to support the back of the Triaxis I would say that the rear support is very necessary as I have seen Triaxis with bent front panels. As far as cooling, my 50:50 Power Amp is in a separate rack...

Hey G.. Please find a typical schematic of the 2:90 AC input.... Yes both black wires go to the other side of the switch :D I hope this helps Seeya Joe

Here's some generally industry accepted information.... I would not recommend running FX between the Triaxis and Power amp directly....The only right way to do that is to run a parallel system....(don't take it from me though... check with all of the major rack builders) :D...

Hey Gazza Here's another option if you can find a used one... A Mesa 1 x 12 Wedge with a 90 Watt MC-90 Speaker... or a 2 X 12 wedge from Mojotone loaded with speakers of your choice...

Hello Gazza, If you want to operate both channels of the 2:90 you will require 2 cabinets.. or a stereo cabinet with a switch allowing you to drive each speaker with a separate channel... (Mesa has this stereo option in the Rectifier 4 x 12 or Road King 2 x 12 cabs) Here's some options...

I just remembered the only draw back to using the TRIAXIS FX LOOP... When you bypass the FX loop in the Triaxis, it disconnects the FX Send and Return Jacks which means that any delay trails or reverb decay, from your FX processor, are abruptly cut. With a parallel system you can mute the...

Hi Guys, Just to explain what's going on... Triaxis OUT A goes right to the Mixer and is never converted to Digital Triaxis OUT B is processed by the G-Major 2 which processes your dry signal with the effects. The G-Major 2 is set to KILL-DRY (or 100% WET) so that no Dry appears at the...

Hello Keith, Unless your FX processor is not digital, since the Triaxis FX loop is Serial, the Triaxis signal is being converted to Digital and back to Analog when your signal goes through the FX processor. [I used "chop" to illustrate that your signal is being digitized] :D Here's an...

But running a digital processor in the Triaxis loop chops up your tone :( The A2D and D2A converters in todays effects boxes are good but you might want to try using a mixer to mix your dry with your wet effects... then your tube tone never gets converted to digital (kill the dry in your...