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Sorry, I don't know what you rented, but a MD421 isn't a condenser mic. sorry you are right. It was late at night my head was not on straight. I nod my head to you good sir.

I find I have to boost the signal in my loop to get everything back up to volume. I've noticed volume problems with a few EH pedals I've had. As far as a chorus pedal goes I'm a fan of the Danelectro Cool Cat. In my opinon its's the best chorus pedal in its price range....only downside is it's...

I'm a fan of the toadworks meat boost. It's got a normal clean boost and a fat boost. Makes for some lovley tones.

I used to have some JJs in My mark 3. Put some Winged Cs in it and it sounded fuller...at least to my ears.

ive used the silent recording feature on my friends f-50. I have never had good luck with speaker emulation. You could always record it straight in and re-amp it later.

"Nick_cor wrote: ... plus it'll power the md421 mic You don't need phantom power with dynamic mics like the 421." The MD 421 is a condensor Microphone. It needs phantom power. I rented one for a bit. Never got a good guitar tone with it (or at least one that suited my playing). Awsome Tom Mic...

http://www.badmuckingfastard.com/sound/slipperman.html rants, raves and heaping overflowing piles of delicous information Slipperman's Recording Distorted Guitars Thread From Hell

why thank you for your swift response. Sundays are fair. They are a fairly delcious day of the week. I ussally eat a delicious pair of orphans with my urinal pucks on sunday....who are they gonna tell? their parents?

Hello Lovley Boogie Board I have myself a lovley mark 3 red stripe. The owners manual says that this amp is not very sensitive to impedance mismatching and that it can be used with a 4x12 that is 4, 8 or 16ohms. If using a 4 ohm 4x12 cabinet is it ok to use the 8 ohm output of the amp or...