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I just tried some of those changes and saw some pretty positive improvements. I turned the channel master to about 9:30, the fx loop output to about 2:00 and the input on the G Major to max, then controlled the volume through the master output on the amp and the tone is as close to hard bypass...

I ordered a bunch of short Evidence Monorail cables for the interconnects, but I haven't gotten them yet, so I'm using junky cables for the time being. That said, prior to buying the rack gear, if I turned my fx loop on with nothing plugged in, it sounded the same as it does now with stuff in...

I just bought a G Major 2 and an ISP Decimator that I'd love to run through the effects loop on the Mark V, but the sound quality difference between my usual hard bypass setting and the loop are so drastic on channel 3, that I find it unusable. I know this topic has been covered quite...

Hey Dax, thanks for the info, the more I read about this on the interwebs, the more I'm astounded by the oversight. It seems that it's pretty commonplace to have tuners fried by the tuner output on the Mark V, the DTR-2000 in particular, yet it works perfectly fine with other tuners. With your...

Thanks man, it's a shame I won't be able to use the tuner in the tuner output but I guess I'll just wire it into the rest of my rack gear. Shouldn't really make a difference putting it in the first slot, I'm only running a G Major 2 and an ISP Decimator which I'd intended to put last anyways.

Hi guys, I recently bought a Korg DTR-200 tuner and ideally wanted to connect it to the tuner output on the back of the amp, but it seems I'm getting weird readings. If I hit my E string, the tuner will recognize the E but immediately switch to a B, and it does the same with any other string...

Thanks for the input guys, I appreciate the walk through, the info really helps.

I think what you're saying is that channel 2 is just a second channel to use if you have another amp or you want to run a pedal chain through or something if you're actually using the effects loop. I can accept that maybe i'm being dense and just not getting it. What has me confused is that...

For the record, here's an email response that I got about set up on a Mark V from Bill Blatter of ISP Technologies: "Here's what I would suggest with the Mk 5. I would set the fx loop (loop on) send level at 12:00 , loop assign to all, the guitar into the first channel of the Pro Rack G . The...

I'm no expert, that's why I'm here, but I do have a pretty good understanding of the English language, and it's pretty clear to me that the Decimator requires the 2 channel set up. I fully accept that i could be wrong and appreciate the input, so since you have such an advanced grasp of noise...

I appreciate the input and all, but if you don't know, why bother? By "disabling" channel 2 on the Decimator, you're limiting it's ability to detect noise and inhibiting it's function. The point is that you can switch between a clean and high gain channel, and not have to mess with the...

Ok let me try this again... I'm not using the effects loop currently and don't intend to, but according to ISP, you need to connect channel 2 of their noise gate to your amp's effects loop in order for their detectors to work as intended. My question was, is there a way to have their detectors...

Using both channels on the Decimator has nothing to do with whether you're using the effects loop or not, it has to do with how it processes the signal, two separate detector channels to deal with different noise. From their website: "Players keep asking how the ProRackG works without any...

I've just ordered a Decimator for my Mark V, but I'm sketchy about the setup and was looking for some input. Basically, the recommended Decimator setup suggests plugging channel 1 straight into the amp, and channel 2 into the effects loop. My concern is that when running the effects loop on...