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Primetime is awesome, basically when you press the pedal normally it stays on. When you press it for longer than a second, it enters primetime mode and turns off when you take your foot off the button. So basically awesome for quick passages where you need a boost.

Great, just using it as a clean boost to to give me a few dBs more for solos but I have used it as a traditional front end boost too. Works great both way and 'Primetime Mode' is killer.

Haha, well.. they all have a use. EP Booster is just really a fattener/EQ, rather than adding any gain. It's on 0 as you can see. Spark Mini is a clean boost in the FX loop/at the end of the chain, for volume boosts. The big Spark is my front end kick, it's set to mid and kicks the amp in the...

Mostly Sommer Spirit XXL with Hicon pancakes, as well as some Lava Mini ELC.

...even if I say so myself. Just finished arranging the positions, about to secure it all down but thought I'd grab a snap. Eventides to be linked with midi too, for tap tempo etc. Just now waiting on an interface and buffer and I'm good to go. Quick bit of detail - this can work either with my...

Some strange suggestions in here considering what kinda stuff you're known to play... Anyway, I'd definitely look at Divided by 13.

I'm currently running my JVM with two tubes pulled as my cab has a V30/H30 combo which only takes 60w power handling. I thought about just getting a second V30 but curious about the Lynchback. I know it's 3dB quieter in terms of sensitivity but has anybody matched them up in a cab before? If so...

Looks great.

I've owned three Fender CS guitars and I think 4 US models. Out of the three CS models, one was excellent and two were meh. Out of the US, I've had two excellent models. I actually think my current US is the best player of them all, and I didn't select it, it was a gift! They can be great...

I use these - http://www.acscustom.com/uk/index.php?o ... &Itemid=52 The cheaper ones are ok but they still don't offer a flat response, IMO. The moulded versions aren't perfect but they are so much better. Very comfy too.

I've owned both - twice in the EVH's case - but never compared the two directly so my memory is a little cloudy of the JVM. Has anybody compared them both, with opinion to offer? I remember liking the JVM's clean quite a bit more?

Interesting. How were you guys that were experiencing ground loops using it?

From www.pedalsnake.com ? I've been tempted for a while and may well pull the trigger this week. Any user experience here?

It's nothing to do with this. Lars and Kirk do suck. Full stop.

Went to a modded JVM. Then picked up a modded DSL. Then went back to a 5150III 50w! Basically, I love the three great sounding channels, great loop, MIDI, etc

You're from the US, correct? ;)

How are you switching the 5150III? I ask because the Nova or something like the M13 will switch channels via MIDI too. I rate both but prefer the M13 for more versatility. I'm sure one of the Boss units would do this too.

Shut up.

Saw this a couple of nights ago. Interesting that he seems to use the Ego Comp as a lead boost, not something you see that often. I figured he'd be boosting the Shiva but not with an Ego Comp. He did the same on the LP Traditional demo he did a while back. Good job on the vids :thumbsup:

I dig it. Makes for a great all-in-one solution and will switch your JVM channels whilst it's at it. Used in a cool rig here; UAFvkbDoXpE