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I've definitely got it up way higher than the regular volume.

My bandmate has been rocking a Fender DeVille, which was a terrible choice for him, for some time now and I noticed a sweet-looking Boogie at work for the low price of $580. Plugged it in to see how it sounds and was pretty happy with it, so I let him know that he should get it. He did, and he...

I started playing around with that in place of Brit. You weren't lying. I have to crank the gain way up (still very little.gain with single coils, but it's enough), but hot **** it sounds good. I have it purposely loose with recto tracking, so I'll have to figure out how to balance that when I...

I started playing around with that in place of Brit. You weren't lying. I have to crank the gain way up (still very little.gain with single coils, but it's enough), but hot **** it sounds good. I have it purposely loose with recto tracking, so I'll have to figure out how to balance that when I...

Right, but what I was saying is that what I am trying to accomplish with channel 3 is a vintage drive sound. So any pointers you have for that are appreciated.

I brought my guitar to work today to plug into some other amps. The humbucker mellowness is just the guitar, not the amp's fault, so that is what it is, I guess. I'll just focus on the split coil sounds then. My problem is that when I need to switch channels during a song I don't want to have to...

Vintage didn't seem as warm and modern is too bassy, even with it set as low as I have it on channel 4. Even with that much gain, it's still less than the others, which is what I want.

I'm running a Music Man Luke 3 HH into the head into the Recto 2x12 cabinet. So I know part of the problem is probably that the pickups in that guitar aren't terribly bright and have lots of mids, but having said that... here are my settings: Ch. 1: Fat, 100w, diode (I go back and forth on that...

I've had this amp for maybe a year now and I am generally pretty happy with it. It does a lot of things, but there are some sounds I just can't seem to dial in. Right now, I have channel 1 set for cleans on fat mode, channel 2 is supposed to resemble an AC30 with moderate gain for punk and indie...

If the other channel buttons are working, it's probably not the cable. Channel switching is actually handled all on one lead, if I recall correctly. I don't know if I still have it, but one of the guys at Mesa was nice enough to give me the pinout when I wanted to cut my switch down to only 5...

That's why I only use it live, and with rechargeable batteries :D Plus I have drunkenly stepped on my cable and unplugged it up to 3 or 4 times all in one set, so...

I can relate! Well, sort of. I haven't really ventured into the digital world yet, but I have considered it. I just started an experiment trying to use an Orange OR15 instead of my Roadster. It sounds like a huge jump, but I really hate big, heavy, complicated amps and the OR15 seemed to have...