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I had that exact problem and asked Mesa Boogie about it. It's designed that way, not a bug, and apparently due to a tube/tubes halves interacting with each other. Not just a loop related phenomenon, since disabling the loop doesn't solve the problem. My Multi-watt does it too, Roadster not so...

Got a reply from Mesa Boogie confirming, that the signal leak is indeed a feature of the amp. Too bad, as I quite enjoy the tone. A PPIMV wouldn't hurt I suppose

Thanks guys, but it's not noise I hear - it's the preamp signal coming through. FX loop doesn't have a part in it, since the signal goes through whether the FX loop is engaged or not, or if I place a pedal there to cut the preamp volume. The signal is pretty loud on Modern mode, at a...

Guess it is then :) ENGL here I come

Very nice you found a solution :) I'll hijack the thread for a bit, since it's close enough for my problem. I haven't found a conclusive answer to this, but do your Mini Rectos leak a very high presence distortion through to the cabinet? I mean, with the channel master down to 0 I get a...

Gotta agree, awesome tones right out of the box.. Too bad I can't switch the 2nd channel to Modern without driving my neighbors nuts. There's just that sudden jump from whisper to too loud (apartment-wise). The amp actually sends some signal to the speaker even if I turn the channel volume down...