guitarmike
Well-known member
Dave, do you see any reason I shouldn't use the Bad Cat Unleash with my Pink Taco? I need a solo boost and this seems like the ideal way to get one.
Thanks -
Thanks -
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RACKSYSTEMS
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Should work. Never tried the unit though.
rlord1974
Active member
Why not just put a transparent boost pedal in the loop? 
This approach would cost you less than $100, versus over $400 for the Unleash.....
This approach would cost you less than $100, versus over $400 for the Unleash.....
guitarmike
Well-known member
That is what I do now and it works ok. I do not want to use the effects loop and there is no other way to get a lead boost. Plus the unleash may allow me to push the amp at lower volumes. It is not like a BE-100, it needs some volume to sound good.
rlord1974
Active member
guitarmike":wrv1440a said:
Why? Is the FX loop bad on these amps?
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RACKSYSTEMS
Well-known member
Yeah why no loop? It runs through the loop all the time anyway.
guitarmike
Well-known member
I wanted to be able to run the amp at volumes over .75 so I thought the Unleash would kill 2 birds with one stone. A solo boost and attenuation. However I figured a different way around it that is working pretty good, good enough to try at a gig this Saturday:
I have a Seymour Duncan Pickup booster in the loop and that is working great for a solo boost. I did figure out what the Pink Taco needed (at least mine) to really sound as good as the BE and that is a Boss EQ in the loop. I can adjust for different speakers and I can turn the volume down some which allows me to turn the amp volume up some. Problem solved.
I have a Seymour Duncan Pickup booster in the loop and that is working great for a solo boost. I did figure out what the Pink Taco needed (at least mine) to really sound as good as the BE and that is a Boss EQ in the loop. I can adjust for different speakers and I can turn the volume down some which allows me to turn the amp volume up some. Problem solved.