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Or, use the FX send and don't connect the FX return. Just be sure to keep your cab hooked up for the speaker load!

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I think I speak for all of us married guys on here when I say, "I'm jealous"!!!

I played the other night, but forgot to try turning the preset knobs. Haha.

I'm pretty sure the Recto tube does not glow like the power tubes.

If a loose connection is the cause then your tips are great, screamingdaisy!

Haha, nice one Jackie. I know Nextel phones were bad about causing interference with speakers. Never had a problem with any other phones.

I've not had this problem at all with mine. Zilla: nice to see you around! :)

Just to add to the thread some more.... I'm still loving the new tones I'm finding and have recently found the best tones using 4 ohms tap to my 8 ohm cab paired with 45w on all channels. Also started using GEQ with crunch mode on CH2 and found some great mid-gain tones. Using the same GEQ...

Welcome!

Tube amp troubleshooting Step #1: Check the toobz! Good luck finding the culprit.

Placebo!! Just kidding. I'll give it a try tonight too if I get a chance.

These are great amps!

These don't pop up on here very often. I found mine locally on Craigslist.

I would like to hear a III in person...

digital delay sounds best after distorted tones (in the loop) and analog sounds best in front of the clean channel. This is just my .02!

This is the bottom line! I find new, amazing tones every time I turn it on. The knobs are so sensitive and powerful!

Welcome to the club!

Congrats on the new amp, Eric! There are lots of lead tones in there to be found, but Mark I is definitely a great place to start. It has a thickness that cannot be beat for single notes. For high gain lead tones you'll most likely want to use Channel 3. I don't have any settings in mind...

This is VERY true. Mark amps do not hide your mistakes at all! It's a blessing and a curse I suppose. Haha. Love the articulation 99% of the time though.