You can switch between what seems to be a 4x12 greenback response and a 4x12 mesa V30 cab response with a button on the front of the unit. They’re not labeled that way, that’s just how I hear them.
Gotcha, thanks. No, there’s no reason why Rick would need to approve these. In the same way companies that sell guitar pedal or amp PCBs/kits don’t need permission from the original designers. The only thing that carries a trademark is the name or brand.
That’s not how licensing works. These are “Merlin” PCBs. In the same way that Mojotone sells a “British 800” amp kit, or a “Blackface Reverb” kit. Jason would have to be selling these as “Wizard” kits for there to be any kind of legal issue. Electronic circuits aren't protected by copyright or...
I tried a Headfirst MTL that @hellzington had at one point. It sounded better than the real MTL Mk2 I owned for a short period of time. But there were probably small circuit differences between the two as they were different revisions.
There’s no magic in the Wizard-branded transformers despite...
I want to experiment with tightening up the low end and adding some high end cut to give more articulation. A Maxon OD808 in front of the amp sounds great, but I want to get the same result without the pedal (and without the extra mids and gain, as the amp already has enough of both).
Is it as...
What sounds good or bad to someone is entirely subjective though. I personally think Wizard MTLs sound terrible, but I don't play or enjoy modern metal. That's just my opinion.