So how are you getting your solo volume boost on a single channel amp?

The amps I'm using are a Mark IIB KRG and a Mark IIC+ KRG. So far the only way I've been able to get a sufficient lead volume bump is with the IIC+ to set the GEQ to Auto, run the rhythm channel as rhythm with no GEQ, then run the lead channel for leads with the GEQ on and bump the mids way up. That works like a charm, but since the IIB GEQ is only on/off I needed another solution. Also hoping to find a good Marshall & would need the same trick there.

Working on a new 2 guitar project doing 80s hard rock & hair metal covers, so need good amounts of gain on tap and a lead volume boost to step out with. :)
 
GJgo said:
The amps I'm using are a Mark IIB KRG and a Mark IIC+ KRG. So far the only way I've been able to get a sufficient lead volume bump is with the IIC+ to set the GEQ to Auto, run the rhythm channel as rhythm with no GEQ, then run the lead channel for leads with the GEQ on and bump the mids way up. That works like a charm, but since the IIB GEQ is only on/off I needed another solution. Also hoping to find a good Marshall & would need the same trick there.

Working on a new 2 guitar project doing 80s hard rock & hair metal covers, so need good amounts of gain on tap and a lead volume boost to step out with. :)
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I have an original IIC+ as well. I found a boost in the loop works well. There is headroom there. I only use the rhythm channel for clean tones, and the lead is well, dirty.as.fuck

I usually leave the EQ always on, I just like the clean tone with the same EQ as the lead.
Great amp!
 
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