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So it's not just me.... ha ha.... I have had plenty of amps over the years and at the moment this includes a very high quality hand-wound 1x12 combo, 6L6-based, worth a considerable amount of money... a la $A5000.... But when I'm gigging lately I've been preferentially reaching more for the...

The cable made by Axess is proprietory to the Nomad - it mimics the din shape of the factory supplied switch.

I've got the 212 combo and I love it.... I tend to run the pre fairly hard and the output low. You'll an awfully big room to really open it up as they are way loud

For those interested I have found that if you apply the same mod to the Nomad as the one published to the Rectoverb it works fine...... Case Closed

the jc120 is an absolute must for a multi-amp rig...... a fantastic classic and thr perfect foil for a screaming Boogie

very interesting idea - I hope it works for you. I have a two combo rig but I switch signal via a Lehle box and use midi prg change to move signal between amps so no fading between them [which sounds like a great idea]. The Lehle box is marvellous for multi-amp rigs.....

Joey is right the choice of pickup is critical... For the old Santana sound the closest I have ever heard was a Les Paul standard into a MK 1

Hello fellow board surfers... I sincerely apologise if this is an old subject but has anyone done a mod on a Nomad 100 [or other] to convert the FX loop to serial as opposed to the standard parallel configuration. A schematic would be priceless....... [well almost] Like many others I have the...

I have the 100 212 Nomad Combo - the best thing I bought for it was an Axess Electronics CFX4 so I could channel Switch it with midi. After a year with mine I have gigged it pretty hard and am quite pleased with it. I could never go back to a non 3 channel amp again

For just a simple switching system I have used the Axess Electronics CFX4 on my Nomad 100... very simple very effective