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Thanks for the post...I have the same version, very helpful!

I've got a 1993 Triaxis that has been a really great preamp for me. Keep in mind I was never a fan of real time midi control functions offered later. I've played a couple of the newer TA versions over the years and it's my opinion the changes from version 1 are better suited and geared for a...

Great tone! Really enjoyed listening to the clips....

fastredponycar...thanks man for posting the link to the mp3 with cable comparisons. I have never been able to notice a really significant tone difference with the highend stuff and decent cables. Really appreciate it!

My 2 cents....I have a 1994 TA with no mods and absolutely love it so maybe I'm biased. I have limited experience with the 2.0. The only 2.0 I played through was great but I think the choice sort of depends on the type of music you like to play. Also, knock on wood but I've never had any...

I'm new here but I'm old as dirt and I have played through a lot of different stuff along the way. I've been using a TA and 2:90 since 1993. I'll state the obvious, it's all in what you need for your particular sound and I can't imagine a better couple of choices. The Mark IV is an incredible...

I think you're gonna be much happier if you use your TriAxis effects loop. It will take some patience and time to dial in your differences in volume and effects. I think you'll also find that any TA tone changes respond very differently with the effect loop. Depends on the sound you're looking...

I played through the rack not long ago and at one time I owned a V-Twin pedal. IMO, the V-Twin does two things really well with tone coloration available but is too limited for what I wanted. It does have a killer lead tone though....

Sounds like a good plan...Depending on your style of music I think you made a good choice with the Studio. You really will need a couple of balanced tubes for best results but mess around with what you have.

This sounds like an experience I once had with my 1994 2:90. It turned out to be a bad capacitor. I had it repaired locally for $65.00.