imnoshredder said:Thanks for all the suggestions. Unfortunately, I've tweaked every knob in every combination. No real changes.
No matter how I tweak, there is always too much bottom on chs 3 & esp 4.
I guess I didn't realize the "Rectifier" heritage involved. I do not really like that type of sound. However, when I read the ads and downloaded the manual, I seemed it was more than a rectifier amp. Guess I should've done more research, but GC didn't stock them and I thought I had a handle on it. I know the manual back and forward. Know what every knob and switch should do.
Guess I could try different guitars, but I don't want to buy a guitar for my amp.
I have a Peavey Triple XX 112 (backup amp) that honestly sounds way
better (to my ears) on the crunch and ultra channels. It's my backup for a reason. I wasn't satisfied with it completely. However, when I dial in more treble, I get more treble. On the Roadster I get either nothing or more fizz. Same with the presence.
I may see if MB will send me some 34s....seems they would be inherently more top end fizzy....****!!!
My guess is I'll have a Roadster for sale shortly...****!!!! :evil:
I just bought a Roadster combo 1x12 and I agree with you that channel 4 is WAY too dark and the treble and prescence controls seem like they don't work properly. I do NOT have this problem with my RK. I also just traded vm with Boogie and their message to me indicates that they have not heard about this. I do believe there is a problem with this Roadster, but I see that others are having the same trouble leading me to believe that it may not be just the one in my posession.