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I have the RC Booster running into a LSC. I tend to use it as more of a solo boost as I run my LSC in true by-pass. With a reasonably gritty second channel (say gain about 6) I found there was plenty of gain to be had. The only thing I felt it did (which is either good or bad depending on how...

I run my lonestar in true by pass (loop disengaged) and feel the tone is noticeably better. The tone feels a little more dynamic and certainly clearer. To get round the solo boost I run an xotic rc booster which ultimately gives that third solo channel.

When I discovered the hard by-pass switch on my Lonestar (Version 1) it really was like discovering a hidden gem. I have not had the heart to switch it back to "loop in" as it just sounds so **** good. Although I nearly shot myself across the room as soon as I switched it, as I forgot that the...

Thanks for your reply BobL After having a brief look at the schematics available online it could well be an open relay. It certainly needs looking at. Has anyone else experienced this sort of thing on Mesa products/ Amplifiers in general?

Hi fellas. Avid reader but not much of a poster on these forums at the mo but I really need some help diagnosing a problem if possible. My brother and I both have mesa boogie lonestar amps (his is the 2 x12 combo & I have the head version) These are the first series that came out with the...