2 channel DR Loop - Hate it or Love it???

[Monsta-Tone]

If you've found a way to use your G-Major with your 2 channel DR, can you share your settings?
Amp Send Level and G-Major inputs/outputs?

I seem to have found the so-called "Happy Spot" on my Tremoverb, but it still sucks tone like a mother!

Here are my settings:
Amp - Send Level maxed (otherwise it just doesn't have any output on the Loop Active Master)
Amp - Loop is Series now, no more Mix pot

G - In at 8:30
G - Out at 1:30
G - Global In -4db
G - Global Out 0db


Basically, I can match the channel volumes to the Loop Active Master volumes, but it really sucks!
I have to keep the channel volume super low on the clean channel, 9:00 or so. It doesn't sound very good this way.
If I need more volume (and want to have the Loop bypassed most of the time), then I have to adjust the G-Major, the Channel Volume and the Loop Active Master.

How can one of their best sounding amps have one of the suckiest Loops?????

 

[94Tremoverb]

Are you sure the loop is working right, or there isn't some sort of other weird interaction with the G-Major? I don't need to have the Send level anywhere near fully up to get a good level with the Loop Active Master. I assume you've tried it with a plain cable in the loop to check!

I don't find the loop a problem at all - in fact it seems to work well. I haven't even modded it to series and it's still fine, although I'm not running any digitized-dry effects in the loop.

 

[Monsta-Tone]

Well, I think that using the G-Major is my problem.
I really like it with my DC-10 though!

All I really want is delay, chorus, flange and maybe a bit of phase. Although the GEQ on the G-Major will come in very handy for a solo boost on the T-Verb.

I really love having only 1 thing on the ground with only 1 cable going to it. So.....I'm gonna have to either make the loop more user friendly or go back to using the DC!