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My tech told me to set my amp to 8 ohms going into my 16 ohm 4x12 many years ago. It does sound a little warmer (better to me) that way but I often wondered if it stresses the amp as mine seems to run pretty hot. The PT gets hot anyway. My OT stays pretty cool.

Thanks for all of the suggestions and comments so far!

I didn't realize I could adjust it to instrument level. How do I know when I'm at that or line level?

thanks for suggestion but I'm not into rack units, just a few pedals.

I tried that but it aounds 100% better with the superlead's sound bypassing the amp's preamp section. right now at noon but got similar results at about 9 o'clock. yes sounds amazing! volume level is good too. Not sure because all volume levels are fine, it just seems like the delay repeats...

yes! I can turn the delay level all the way up. Is that what you mean?

It is post loop. yes that's what I do. everything sounds incredible except for when I try my two delays. I read that TC Electronic tone print series pedals are designed to except line level or instrument level so maybe I'll give those a try.

I have two digital delays now but I miss my carbon copy and Ibanez AD9.

Oh I forgot to mention I tried an old ART reverb unit that has options for instrument and line level input & outputs. when I selected instrument level out into my pedals, they sounded great but the volume loss was terrible with an instruemnt level going into the DSL's FX return. The DSL's FX...

Thanks for replies! My set up actually sounds awesome with the line level (David Bray Line Out Box) from the superlead into the DSL's FX return. The Superlead's tone is not colored or affected in any way going into the DSL's FX return. Just certain effects don't want to work with a line...

I have a Marshall Superlead that I'm tapping a line out from into some pedals and then into the FX return on my DSL40CR. It;s a wet /dry rig but the "wet" side isn't 100% wet, its got a good mix of the dry sound too. Please look at my diagram. Do I need to use certain types (brands) of...

I like WACF tones a lot. sounds so raw. But yes I love the Balance tone too!

Nah, I tried a quad way back around 2009 in my Marshall Superlead & the JJ 6CA7s ( I think they just came out around then) sounded MUCH better.

i sent a quad preamp to them for service as i bought it used on ebay. they looked over the entire unit and replaced all 12 preamp tubes and it was under 150 dollars with shipping. i was shocked at the price, turn around time and overall customer service they provided. this was back in the early...

I had one of the older ones and sold it because of the sweep. It would stop and start at the beginning and end.

I have the opposite experience. I been diming my 100 watt superlead for decades with a Marshall Powerbreak attenuator and all i ever have to do is replace power tubes every 6 months and general maintenance.

I have a bright 1974 MKII Superlead. If it sounds to bright, I adjust the tone control on the guitar until it sounds good. Done. I wish I would have done that years ago instead of trying to mod the amp / change values to get rid of the brightness. I did, however, remove the 5000pF bright cap...

Looks like the binding on my LP after my first ever re-fret job. LOL (Plays and turned out great overall BTW.)

yeah I'm 52 and go to the gym regularly. what hurts the most are my joints and tendons, my muscles seem to recover normally.

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