kevin_jazz
Member
I have been following with interest the various threads on the G-System. I didn't really understand it before, but now that I own a Mesa Express 5:50, I appreciate what a powerful the G-system is. ScottKahn's excellent review on musicplayers.com helped me understand some of the strengths and limitations of this device. Having said that I still have a few questions about it and I hope some of the G-systems users will be willing to answer them
For the new Mesas, how many channels or functions can I switch with the G-system? For the Mesa Express, there are 4 inserts controlling the 2 channels, contour, and reverb.
The 4 loops are wired to go in front of the pre-amp correct? So this works for overdrive type pedals but how about additional modulation pedals, for example, the H&K Rotosphere? Those are supposed to go after the preamp. So, the G-system will not work for those pedals? The power system for the pedals is 9V, I think. So, for juicier pedals like the Rotosphere or, say, Pigtronix Disnortion (15V), could not be powered by the G-system.
On my VG-88, I can great these great "slow gear" swells. Can you get a similar effect on the G-system--sort of more Eventide-ish ambient effects?
Thank you for your time,
Best,
Kevin
For the new Mesas, how many channels or functions can I switch with the G-system? For the Mesa Express, there are 4 inserts controlling the 2 channels, contour, and reverb.
The 4 loops are wired to go in front of the pre-amp correct? So this works for overdrive type pedals but how about additional modulation pedals, for example, the H&K Rotosphere? Those are supposed to go after the preamp. So, the G-system will not work for those pedals? The power system for the pedals is 9V, I think. So, for juicier pedals like the Rotosphere or, say, Pigtronix Disnortion (15V), could not be powered by the G-system.
On my VG-88, I can great these great "slow gear" swells. Can you get a similar effect on the G-system--sort of more Eventide-ish ambient effects?
Thank you for your time,
Best,
Kevin