Greetings fellow VM users.

Have anyone tried this on the VM og something similar.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xV0g3VW_Vfc&feature=sub

Doug_MVM wrote:This does lead me to believe that most folks are overdriving the inverter tube...

Isn't the fx return clipping like a limiter before the it get's into tubes

I've testet different vol pots on my ESP NT-II HORIZON All pots was audio-type (log) 250k gets darker when rolled back 1M is brighter and the 500K in between I've settled with the 250k because of the tone change when rolled back. Also been trying different treble-bleed solutions until the vol-pot is...

I love the sound and in fact all of it, keep up the good work

What MasterVolume did You use on the Vintage Modern, and the Nighttrain

Merry Axemas to all :dance

ahhh, loved it :-)

...Can anyone with the Weber attenuator + foot switch please provide opinions on the tone in attenuation mode? I would also like to understand how the foot switch option works. Do they hard wire the cable, or is it a jack so you can get the right length to your board? If anyone has a picture of the...

Motorbreath wrote:That's what i paid for my amp and cabinet. There's a multi-channel solution for y'all: get a second amp.

LOL - I was thinking the same...

noooooooooo :scared

IMHO site_logo.gif is taking up a but too much space.

And the rest of site I LOVE :love

+1 :violin

when boosting in loop, I've read that it's possible to get to where the loop return clips in the "limiter" and that clipping is not what we want is it? a old volume pedal in the loop is very easy tested out flat out - solo backed up about a few % is rhytm flat out with guitar vol rolled back is clean

Green Manalishi wrote:Consider the Weber attenuator footswitchable route, it really works.

I can bet on that, the attenuator is on top of my vm in my avatar.

I don´t lke anything the overdrives in the fx loop :scared .I think is better a clean booster in the loop. You can try with a treble boster in the input. you cannot use any boost function in the loop, that don't work, you have to attenuate the signal for rhythm so the od in the loop serves to funct...