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You might want to consider using the slave out on the JP-2C (dry) - no effects on the loop. This is how the manual suggests a possible WDW setup could be configured. What works best really depends upon the type/quality of effects you tend to use and whether you want to add modeling to the wet...

Thanks for the reply Bandit. Your suggestion on the test is a good one. I know in some cases it is preferable to have it after the FX loop. Pre-send is not necessarily a universal routing design, although very common. Most of the amps Mesa makes where I could get schematics indicates pre-send is...

It appears that the reverb circuit is before the FX Loop. Does anyone know for sure? I think ME locked the schematics up in a vault over there.

I like the comparison with Marshall on the mid gain structure. It's nice to know that one of the best amps ever made ... is still in production.

One thing I found that significantly changes the way this amp responds is what guitar I am using. I have played a variety of guitars through this and other quality amps and I have never played through an amp that reflects such variation in great sounds with each guitar. Usually I found that a...

I found my Keeley Oxblood OD on the input side solves that issue perfectly. I can dial it in to taste so that the crunch is closer to a blackface than Ch 2 on gain 1 or set it so that it kicks in with a little more agressive playing. No problem balancing the volume between the OD switched in or...

One thing that amazes me is that I can play the jp-2c at home (not very loud but not super quiet either) and get great sounds across all the channels. True it ultimately shines at high volumes, but buying other amps is not going to get you the sound you say you are missing in the bedroom. 10 x...