Recent content by richey

You have to fool with your master volume knobs and your effects loop levels to get it to work right. I finally said screw it and had my DR modded to a serial loop. I am happy with it now. The popping is just something that these amps do. I called Mesa and asked them about it and they said...

Check out the VooDoo Labs GCX and Ground Control Pro. With that many amps you will definitely need 2 GCXs.

The Recto cab has 4 jacks in the back but no switch: 1 mono input for 8 ohms 1 output 2 stereo inputs for 4 ohms each

I don't have a GCX but it is the next piece of gear I will purchase. Having said that, I have done a lot of research on it. On the Voodoo labs website, they use a 3-channel DR to illustrate how to set it up with a 3 channel amp. They have 4 cables, using 4 of the loops, running to the DR. 1...

LP Standard/DR Solo/Rec 412 cab

I had the mod done on my 3ch DR and it is great. I have a TC G-Force and now my effects are actually usable. I agree...the parallel loop was a ghastly decision.

I'm getting mine done right now. It has been in the shop for 2 weeks though and I am getting a bit antsy. I'll let you know how it turns out.

Fender Twin Reverb or Mesa Lone Star Use an A/B pedal to switch between the two or get yourself a GCX + Ground Control to control everything via MIDI. Look it up on voodoolabs.com. This would definitely take care of your needs but you will need some $$$ to do it.

Like he said...I have to go with the DMC/Voodoo Labs Ground Control Pro and GCX combination...

Would this work for a Dual Rec Solo too?

It does have a Killdry which I have engaged. I have considered doing the serial loop mod. Did you use the one from this site? Does it make the effects in the loop sound like they are supposed to?

I have a TC Electronic G-Force. I am having the same problem that everyone else ahs with the parellel FX loop. Losing tone when I kick the effects on - even with an empty preset. I can retain the tone if I turn the send up and/or the mix down on the loop. However, what is the point of having...

bump... C'mon somebody's got to know.

Unplug the footswitch and try to switch the channels using the knob on the back of the amp. If that works, it is the footswitch or cable.

1) some Yamaha combo that I eventually bought an ADA MP-1 preamp for 2) Marshall JCM900 50w Master Volume 3) Marshall JCM900 100w Dual Reverb 4) Mesa Boogie Dual Rectifier Solo head (current)