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you could swap 6L6s in the 50:50 for EL34s and have your mids. to me, 20/20 is pretty honky anyway due to EL84s as for retubes, i really recommend JJs

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Back on topic: try running mids high, gain around 6, drive to taste, something like gain - 6 treble - 5 mid - 8 bass - 5,5 drive - 5 presence - 3 DV - 1

i guess it's truly how Tri works - I use rocktron midi-mate and have the same problem this happens when you switch from ld1 to ld2, or vice a versa switching from Rhy modes to any of the Leads seems to be ok since i'm a lgigging player, at least for now, this lag forces me to sort of "stay...

why couldn't there be a dedicated loop switch? why do i have to scroll thru multiple combinations to turn it off?

i use three guitars - gibson lp, ibanez rgt220, and an emg equipped fender strat. well, the good news, imo, are that the triaxis is not in a situation when some guiatr "makes" it sound bad. i'd rather say, that it is transparent enough to let each instrument's character though. at this point you...

oh. i have probably misunderstood you. do you say that Triaxis lacks a bit in a mid to low region, like mids bordering on lows? if so, then yes, i have to agree on that. that's why les paul is my guiatr of choice with the Tri - it has bigger bass and fatter low midrange then my other guitars.

i think that's because of the taper pots have. the farther you go on the dial, the less of an effect you hear

i have always thought, that triaxis is the "midrangest" preamp on our side of horizon. really. you should compare it to, say, a Recto amp side by side. just set the two up with knobs at noon and see for yourself. i even get an impression sometimes, that after playing a recto, triaxis sound like...

i get noticeable fade in effect - or latency - on switching to LD1R from any other mode. the controller is Rocktron Midi Mate. but as far as i understand, it happens because LD1R mode uses a different circuit, hence the latency

i think that the opposite is true - actually it is rather difficult to make Triaxis sound extremely heavy or "brutal", in the vein of Recto or VHT amps. Tri is a very "midrangey" and bright sounding pre, which screams "classic rock", at least compared to what you hear coming from metal bands...

the surest bet is to send it to Boogie for service. 0065 is VERY old, and needs a tech to look at it. if you like the preamp, a quality overhaul / maintenance job will give you years of further Tri enjoyment =)

ld2red sounds like a marshall to me. at least, something in that direction

i run only one side of my mesa 2:fifty poweramp, @ 8 Ohm the other side has volume on "0" basically, per user manual, that's all i need to do to play it safe however, the thread about thin sounding pre got me worried. can somebody give a competent answer if running one side only can damage the...

i run the new 2:50 with a quad of EL34 i used Ld2 Green, but recently switched to Ld1 red sounds nice, got that mesa "push back". will probably sound even better with some decent 6L6s however, i haven't compared it to the 9100

for the original poster: i was going to sell my Tri too. even more, i was ready to smash it against the nearest wall i had at the time. however, i found a way out. dude, you need a mesa power amp. i cannot stress this enough, you MUST run it through a mesa/boogie poweramp that i ssupposed to...

Come on.... :(

Does anyone have any experience with Mesa 2-Fifty power amp? Does it hold up to its bigger brother (2:90) tonewise? Xpt for not having deep / etc. modes