Mark V Effects Loop...

[kingdomheights777]

Where do you guys have your effects loop blend knob on the back set at?

 

[fr0sty]

Mine is set all the the way down to the left. I have an m13 in the loop.

 

[Anonymous]

mine is right at noon. i am running a delay in the loop :wink:

 

[LPJunky]

Mine is at noon as well. I run a Boss GT-10 in the loop with its own master around noon.

 

[kingdomheights777]

yeah i was running it all the way to the left, and i realized i was losing some tone, so i put it up to noon as well and it opened it up.

 

[caylor02]

Ok, can someone answer a question for me. Is the effects loop of the mark V series? Because everybody keeps saying blend knob but it seems to be a level knob.

PLEASE HELP!!!!


Thanks



Adam

 

[Anonymous]

Ok, can someone answer a question for me. Is the effects loop of the mark V series? Because everybody keeps saying blend knob but it seems to be a level knob.

PLEASE HELP!!!!


Thanks



Adam

check the manual on page 40 :wink:

 

[Mark Fore]

mine is right at noon. i am running a delay in the loop :wink:

+1. I was hating the tone with it at all the way up.

 

[phyrexia]

I run mine at noon.

It is a series loop, and it is a Send Level control, I suppose...

 

[hazbin]

I find it funny how the fx loop send control effects the overall volume to the amp with the loop on or off.

 

[cbardbg]

They say it is series, but it does act different than other series loops I have used. I have it cabled to a preamp/processor with the 4 cable method- Guitar->Proc In->Proc Send ->MV In->MV Send->Proc Return->Proc Out->MV Return. Using this I can usually disable the loop on the processor which cuts off the amps preamp and jacks into the amps return. When I do this I am getting bleed from the marks preamp. Can anyone help explain what is happening?