Wizard MTL MKII 50w E34L (IT’S HAPPENING!)

[Tone Monster]

I will check the rhtyhm channel also with a boost as you suggested. My aim is to make it as close as possible to a MC or a Rock Standard. Do not want to neglect that channel at all. Maybe a Leopard Boost also helps.

@RedB4Black @WizardSouth-JP do you have any suggestions in that regard, since you have experienced all the flavours?

According to the images, they really make me hunt for the other Wizards, especially MC. Thank you providing them though. It makes sense now, Adam Jones having a few. As the first Wizard I think MTL2 was a right choice for me but now I tasted it once, asking for more. This is really a dangerous game.

You’re hooked and I love it

 

[RedB4Black]

My aim is to make it as close as possible to a MC or a Rock Standard. Do

@RedB4Black @WizardSouth-JP do you have any suggestions in that regard, since you have experienced all the flavours?

If your aim is to get as close as possible to an MC or RS, then get one of those as well!

Otherwise, dial back the gain and saturation, up the bright and presence, decrease the depth and disengage the mid-cut pull. You can probably get close enough that way.

 

[mermer]

If your aim is to get as close as possible to an MC or RS, then get one of those as well!

Otherwise, dial back the gain and saturation, up the bright and presence, decrease the depth and disengage the mid-cut pull. You can probably get close enough that way.

Yeah in the long run for sure, I cannot get that sound out of my head and would like to experience all the flavours. I am just trying to understand the rhtyhm channel and explore the amps full potential.

Today I experienced the rhtyhm channel further and here is what I get:
Without the black cat mod the amps is too ‘clean’ which I do not enjoy much. It feels like a pedal platform or so. The black cat mod brings the fun for me and we are in the AC/DC territory. Plexi like, bright, open. The internal boost adds noticeable body, which I also enjoy. Pushing it further with a TS style pedal (Halcyon Green), this I really really enjoyed. Saturated, liquidy and dense, super nice hard rock lead sound. Doug Aldrich style lead lines just flew out of the board. For rhythm it’s a bit too much, then either the ts or internal boost should be turned off, depending on the taste.

I emailed Rick and closer to a Rock Standard / MC would be a Leopard Pedal in the front of the rhtyhm channel (black cat and boost off) he responded. I expect it to be expensive so not sure if it’s worth it at this stage.

 

[mermer]

You’re hooked and I love it

I am still super excited and on gas, but my wallet is trembling with fear

 

[311boogieman]

have fun