Not sure where to start so here goes with a few points.
MXR 10 band in the loop. I have done this with several amps and it always works wonders. However with my Rev 2, this is not the case it sounds like complete shit.
I let that go because the amp sounds so good I don't really "need" the EQ but now I am building my first pedal board and am having more issues.
I have a Decimator in the loop to tame the hiss and that actually works well however it has an opposite effect vs being in front. Really weird. In front it sucks the tone a little bit but in the loop it actually gives a boost.
I am aware of the channel volume acting as the line level for the loop. My channel volume NEVER gets past 10:00 - 11:00 even at band practice so why does my loop sound like shit and do weird things?
I just got my first Reverb the Hall of Fame. When I first tested the pedal it was in front and it sounded really good. I thought this is awesome, now when I mess with the loop it will be even better!!! I was wrong, it sounds like shit in the loop. It goes from warm and beautiful to bright, thin and harsh.
Now I will say I have had very limited time toying around with the loop and the pedals and I need to experiment more but I wanted to post the thread to ask you guys.
Are you able to use the loop in the rev 2 with success? Is there something I am doing wrong or any secret trick I should know? The amp sounds KILLER I absolutely love my tone and have not been happier but now that I have a use for a board and want to start using some of these effects I am having some bad thoughts about the amp.
MXR 10 band in the loop. I have done this with several amps and it always works wonders. However with my Rev 2, this is not the case it sounds like complete shit.
I let that go because the amp sounds so good I don't really "need" the EQ but now I am building my first pedal board and am having more issues.
I have a Decimator in the loop to tame the hiss and that actually works well however it has an opposite effect vs being in front. Really weird. In front it sucks the tone a little bit but in the loop it actually gives a boost.
I am aware of the channel volume acting as the line level for the loop. My channel volume NEVER gets past 10:00 - 11:00 even at band practice so why does my loop sound like shit and do weird things?
I just got my first Reverb the Hall of Fame. When I first tested the pedal it was in front and it sounded really good. I thought this is awesome, now when I mess with the loop it will be even better!!! I was wrong, it sounds like shit in the loop. It goes from warm and beautiful to bright, thin and harsh.
Now I will say I have had very limited time toying around with the loop and the pedals and I need to experiment more but I wanted to post the thread to ask you guys.
Are you able to use the loop in the rev 2 with success? Is there something I am doing wrong or any secret trick I should know? The amp sounds KILLER I absolutely love my tone and have not been happier but now that I have a use for a board and want to start using some of these effects I am having some bad thoughts about the amp.