zebpedersen
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I'm sure all is cool but with vintage gear it's always best to check:
Been playing the Mark I over the last few days running my Big Muff into input 1 - being able to switch between classic Boogie for crunch/lead, taking the volume down on the guitar for clean and then hitting the Muff for fuzztacular heaviness...anyway, needless to say there's tone for days.
Just wanted to check that running the Muff into input 1 is okay (making sure I'm not going to overload the preamp and mess anything up, basically). I'm not boosting the volume on the pedal at all, and I haven't noticed any side effects aside from it being pretty feedback prone - but that's to be expected running a Telecaster into two high gain stages, right?
Been playing the Mark I over the last few days running my Big Muff into input 1 - being able to switch between classic Boogie for crunch/lead, taking the volume down on the guitar for clean and then hitting the Muff for fuzztacular heaviness...anyway, needless to say there's tone for days.
Just wanted to check that running the Muff into input 1 is okay (making sure I'm not going to overload the preamp and mess anything up, basically). I'm not boosting the volume on the pedal at all, and I haven't noticed any side effects aside from it being pretty feedback prone - but that's to be expected running a Telecaster into two high gain stages, right?
