
JamesPeters
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jsp":kzra984q said:The two of the same channels for rhythm/lead thing is basically what the JP2C has, and, I actually wouldn't mind have something like that myself.
I'm glad this approach for channel selections is seen as positive.
Also: by default I make the "lead variant" voiced a bit differently; they have fatter mids, slightly less focused attack, and sound a bit smoother overall. (And if that's not wanted, I can make two channels voiced the same way.)
Oblivion DC":kzra984q said:How do you all like the effects loop? I'm assuming that it's a series loop and not parallel. Educate me if I'm incorrect please.
Correct, it's a series loop. It's buffered (so there's virtually no loss with cable runs), and works well with pedals or rack devices. With overdrive channel volume up to around noon (usually a bit lower), that's the range for pedals. Higher than noon on the channel volume for an overdrive channel works well if your rack effect only works at line level (and then adjust the master volume lower to compensate). Using the Halo channel, the range of channel volume is a bit different if you're going for "really clean" sounds with its gain set low. Using the OD channel volume recommendation as a guide, then set the Halo channel volume to match.
Oblivion DC":kzra984q said:Quick question: am I seeing chassis mounted tube sockets in this picture??
You bet! The switches, sockets, pots, fuses, power inlet, test points and jacks are chassis-mounted. Also the circuit board material is cut on a saw with a really sharp/tough blade, holes are drilled for eyelets (and sometimes turrets, depending), and all the components are wired together as "point to point" (no PCBs).