how u solved the ch1 ch2 volume jump o n evh mini 5150 iii

[Carlocki]

as subject...

 

[Kruegmeister]

EP Booster helps this. It boosts cleans more than the dirt channel.
Use of a Multi FX processor can be used in the loop to Boost Clean Patches.
I ultimately went to a Diezel D-Moll but that's nothing against the EVH, I just like the D-Moll better for "My Sound"

 

[mystixboi]

I use a line 6 pod xt live to control the amp via midi as well as control the eq and volume to even out the sound. No volume change when changing channels

 

[mindseye]

AxeFxII in da loop is how I got around it the short time I had the evh

 

[nevusofota]

I use a Musicom efx MKIII midi controller and looper. I use it to change the channel of the amp and to switch pedals simultaneously. I use a boost in the loop to increase volume when I switch to my clean channel.

 

[IndyWS6]

I sold it...

 

[Norton666]

I run the gain at noon at I have no volume difference. Great cleans and plenty of dirt

 

[Mogwai]

I currently use a line 6 m9 in the loop to change channels via midi. I have an eq cutting mids and boosting overall output on my clean channel. It works well but I'm considering changing to a gsp1101 or pod hd500 in 4cm so I can use models for clean sounds.
Also considering replacing everything with an axefx but I don't see that happening financially any time soon.

 

[Rockinloud]

Using a TC Nova System. It will switch channels & can compensate for the volume drop depending on your patch settings. Just got this amp recently & really dig it!

 

[mrhiwatt]

I went to a clinic by Chris Canella of EVH amps/Jackson guitars he said the designer of the amp said to set the gain at 1:00 to 1:30 and there will be no volume jump. Still a rock clean that will clean some more with volume knob. I have been running mine like that and it works for me.

Mrhiwatt

 

[Mogwai]

My cleans are nowhere near clean with the gain at 1:00 and I still have a big volume jump.
I have to wonder of the volume jump is more extreme with hotter pickups?
I love the blue and red channels but I have to wonder if 4cm is the way to go for me... I don't want the 100 watt because Its overkill, the head is huge and I really like the midi on the 50 watt.

 

[GuitarGuyLP]

I just put a 5751 in V6, and it made a big difference for me!!! A lot less volume jump.

 

[Carlocki]

AxeFxII in da loop is how I got around it the short time I had the evh

using a 2500 euros unit to boost a 900 euros amp.....

 

[Carlocki]

I use a Musicom efx MKIII midi controller and looper. I use it to change the channel of the amp and to switch pedals simultaneously. I use a boost in the loop to increase volume when I switch to my clean channel.

yes is what I was planning to do...but which pedals to boost in the loop of front?

 

[nevusofota]

I use a Musicom efx MKIII midi controller and looper. I use it to change the channel of the amp and to switch pedals simultaneously. I use a boost in the loop to increase volume when I switch to my clean channel.

yes is what I was planning to do...but which pedals to boost in the loop of front?

I use a Boss GE-7 in the loop to boost the clean channel.

 

[Orvillain]

The cleans are not clean with the gain at anywhere about 1:00. The volume jump is still apparent all the way through the gain knob control. It's massive. The only real way is to sacrifice the blue channel, and use a pedal for those tones, and only use the amp for green and red. I found putting anything in the loop would result in tiny split second moments of REALLY LOUDDDDDDD where it couldn't switch fast enough. This was from midi, using a Digitech GSP1101 in the loop.

I changed amp. I got a Diezel D-Moll. It's amazing. I only use my 5150III for bedroom recording now, where the volume jump doesn't matter. So much happier with the D-Moll.

 

[Carlocki]

The cleans are not clean with the gain at anywhere about 1:00. The volume jump is still apparent all the way through the gain knob control. It's massive. The only real way is to sacrifice the blue channel, and use a pedal for those tones, and only use the amp for green and red. I found putting anything in the loop would result in tiny split second moments of REALLY LOUDDDDDDD where it couldn't switch fast enough. This was from midi, using a Digitech GSP1101 in the loop.

I changed amp. I got a Diezel D-Moll. It's amazing. I only use my 5150III for bedroom recording now, where the volume jump doesn't matter. So much happier with the D-Moll.

the D.moll for some old metal stuff i mean metallica first album is far as tone right?