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Hi, is anybody out ther who uses this configuration in 4CM method? I'd like to but I'm not sure whether it works or not thanks in advance Mark

today I got my Nomad back - I had it at the Boogie Tech and he had two good news for me: first: the problem with channel bleeding was due to defective FET and repair cost 40€ second: he said that my boogie (which I bought used recently) was in an excellent condition (like new..even the tubes)...

thanks! could you please explain me what is switching matrix? :oops: does that mean that optocoupler's or potentiometers are damaged?

Hi, I finally managed to find out where and what my actual problem with the amp is: As described in the beginning of the thread I have this slight distortion an the fade out of my clean channel and / or when playing very quietly. I first changed the preamp tubes (e.g. from 1 to 3) but no...

you find my statement here (I have a 55 4x10) http://forum.grailtone.com/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=40284 I love the amp but have some minor probs with it

I was interfering a bit to much in this thread - sorry for it and thanks a lot for your given support. On Friday I'll start soldering :D For the topic - I'm quite happy with the GT-10 and with the alternative software (open source) you can do anything you like. I've tried out line6 x3, digitech...

I connect my GT-10 per 4CM with my Nomad - but my Nomad has a parallel loop which I would like to change into a serial loop. Has anybody an idea to that? cheers!

Hi Laskyman - as I am a new owner of a Nomad 55 and GT-10 I'd like ask you how you connected the Boss GT - I mean which cables - how long are they and maybe you could share some general presets for the base settings. I'd really appreciate anybody telling how I could change the Nomads parallel...

Hi, I am owner of a above mentioned combo and was very satisfied untill last rehearsal . I noticed a slight distortion in my clean channel. The whole story: I connected my Boss GT-10 per 4CM with my Nomad and found this weired noise in my clean channel. After playing a chord loud (strumming...