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Welcome to the forum! I've not used the 20/20, but I hear it's a good piece of gear.

Both modes of channel 1 on my Nomad are good. You may want to swap the V2 preamp tube to see if it is at fault. In case you don't have a manual, I attached one to this post. The tube layouts are near the end of the manual

Do they stick out as far as the original? That is the issue I have with the controls on my Nomad. They stick out further than the controls on my Mark IV. I ended up keeping the Nomad in an area where I could not bump into it be accident.

Welcome to the forum, sir! I like the versatility of Mesa amps too. I have owned Mesas of one type or another for many years. The ones in my signature cover the ground I need now - and even more!

Welcome to the zoo!

This is why when I am trying to dial in something new and I want to keep comparing settings, I record some licks onto a looper and then let the looper drive the setup. I found that when I played a lick, then stopped to change a setting (turn up treble, turn down gain, ... whatever), I would...

Welcome to the zoo!

Glad you were able to figure it out!

I agree with @JustPassingThrough, if the amp is respondingf to nothing on the foots-witch, I would first wonder if something has died or shaken loose in it. Since it light up, the cable is at least (partly) okay.

Welcome to the club!

Do any of the other functions on the foot-switch work? Is the issue limited to channel selection?

Very nice. That whole series of amps was so cool.

Welcome! Cool to hear about the song being used. I'm an older guy too, turning 70 in just a little bit.

Nope. I never made enough money at music for it to be a profession or a job. Even so, music and making music is a large part of my life. I can spend hours relaxing by playing. I can even spend hours toying around with one of my amps, getting different sounds from, even using different pedals...

Nicely done!

Mine has the same "issue", but because I run it through a PS2A, the issue is mitigated. Before I had the PS2 though, it took some fiddling to get it right where I wanted it. Lot's of times I simply used the channel masters to even things out.

The oldest Mark IV manual I have is 13 typed pages. If you prefer not to use zip, I can attach them as 13 jpeg files. Let me know if this helps.

Welcome to the forum! What additional Mesa are you looking to obtain?

Some of their combos are heavy. I have pinched nerves in my back. My Mark IV stays home quite a bit these days. The Nomad 45 is light enough I can still carry it around.