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New about a 16 months ago. Have all documents, receipt, and transferrable warranty. Footswitch, cable, and cover included. I also have the original Mesa tubes. Currently running a full set of JJ-Tubes from Eurotubes including goldpins in V1-3, and new rectifier tubes. :lol: Located in...

You can have simplicity with pedals too. I use a RMJ RG-16 with my roadster. I have eight midi controlled loops plus I can control all the functions of my amp from the midi controller as well. I set it up with 10 presets and 5 instant effects. E.g. program 1 on midi: switches to channel 1...

I've owned both. I have to agree I have had more problems with stock Gibsons than PRS. Inevitably I always replace the PUPs in my Gibsons while I have kept my PRSs stock. Also, don't go to GC to try guitars (PRS or Gibson). Bunch of **** kids detuning guitars, turning everything up to 10...

I have an SKB Stage 5 and it does me right. No issues with hum or power problems. Some think it has too much give, but I don't put my Wah on the board. I have it next to it. I have my roadster switch, plus the following on th board: TU-2, Keeley Compressor, Fulltone OCD, Diamond J-Drive, MXR...

I would agree. Cutting is definitely better than adding. I cut the two lowest freqs and a little at 500hz. The 400-500 range is where the mud is in a live mix. I also boost just 3dB at 250hz and 2K for just a bit of sparkle

OK. I'm with you. It shouldn' t drop out like that and you shouldn't have to connect a patch cord. Have you tried keeping your effects send all the way up (with no patch cable). I had a similar issue along with a pop and volume loss in my fx loop. Turned out to be a bad Carl Martin Delay...

Are you (were you) running any other pedals in the loop when the drop-out occurred? What happens when you turn the loop system off on the back of the amp? That should defeat the loop and fix the problem if it is a loop volume issue.