Hi Guys,
Cool board - lots of great info. I'm wondering if anyone can help me verify/expand on some info I read in a past post concerning retrofitting an early MK IV (in my case a '91) with a reverb footswitch control. Here's the info from the post:
I'll soon be getting my fouth MK IV (my first three are long gone) and am wondering if anyone has tried this and, if so, how well it works and if there are any noticable tone/performance changes when using this switch vs. turning the reverb off by turning the reverb control to 0.
Thanks for any info.
Greystoke
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Cool board - lots of great info. I'm wondering if anyone can help me verify/expand on some info I read in a past post concerning retrofitting an early MK IV (in my case a '91) with a reverb footswitch control. Here's the info from the post:
Just got off the phone with Mike at Mesa Boogie.
He told me there is a surprizingly easy fix.
1. Disconnect the L RCA plug from the chasis. (not the left, the one with the lip)
2. Plug a RCA Y jack into the chasis (it should have 1 male and 2 female)
3. Plug the cable you just un-plugged into one side of the Y jack.
4. Plug a footswitch into the free side of the Y jack.
That's it!
I'll soon be getting my fouth MK IV (my first three are long gone) and am wondering if anyone has tried this and, if so, how well it works and if there are any noticable tone/performance changes when using this switch vs. turning the reverb off by turning the reverb control to 0.
Thanks for any info.
Greystoke
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