Spirithunter
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Here is my Mark IV setup...I do mostly home recordings...More times then not it will be direct into a LA-610 into 002R Protools.
Spirithunter said:Hi Random Hero,
What are you thinking of getting next for a wah? I don't have a lot of experience with wah so i would curious to see how it compares to the Dime wah. Maybe i'll give another wah a shot(thinking Morley). I did have the Dunlop original wah a while back and I did not really care for that one.Back in the late 80's i had a Morley and love that one! Might pick one up again but happy with the Dime for the moment with my Mark IV.
faithplusone01 said:I know for a fact that the clean channel is going to work for me. What i'm curious about is the rhythm 2 and lead channels. First of all, I know how much one can tweak the hell out of this amp, and that is exactly what i'm into doing.
My musical tastes are extremely varied, basically from George Benson to John Mayer to Vai to Dream Theater to Death. My question is, will the R2 channel handle all of that? I'm sure the Lead could, but I'm one who prefers to have a very even and clear lead tone, in songs with scooped heavy tones (not nessesarily Recto material). Now for pedals, I've got an Electro-Harmonix Metal Muff that i'm using for all of the heavy stuff, my question is would I even need that with the R2 on the Mark?
Complicated question too I know but i'd appreciate if anyone here could help me out.
(Btw i'd be playing this through a 2x12 recto cab)
stevehollx said:R2 isn't going to get you Vai/DT/Death tones. If you boost it you may be able to get it to do what you want, but really you need the lead channel for those tones. If you want a scooped rhythm tone and a singing lead tone, well, that's why the EQ is footswitchable! Scoop the mids on the lead for rhythm, and turn the EQ off on the lead channel for a mid range boost to smoothen out your solos.
All I can say is my Mark IVB has never done this, so I guess it's not common. I have a DD3 in the loop and it doesn't really matter if the pedal is on or off, if I engage the loop there's no difference in volume at all.RockNRoLL198705 said:Is there something wrong with the amp, or is this common?
RockNRoLL198705 said:Hey everyone...new poster here
I became the proud owner of a Mesa Mk Iv a few weeks ago after about 2 months worth of saving money, I felt it stood out compared to The rectifier series and definitely the non mesa competition (I actually liked this amp more than the VHT Pitbull!) Anyways, I was playing with it yesterday and I noticed that after I disengage the effects loop, the volume drops significantly and it seems the treble cuts out a bit, I could be imagining that just because of the volume drop. Theres nothing connected to the effects lopp currently, I unplug all of my stuff to save the battery life, and I was just messing around before I went to sleep to try and figure out a song. I do have a cable connected to the send and return , but nothing is connected to either. Is there something wrong with the amp, or is this common? I dont have much experience with effects loops, Im used to Sunn amps and Roland...I have played other ones at the store but never brought any effects along. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
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