well, been using the vm instead of the jmp in my rig now for a few months for gigs, and I have this
thing doing everything my superbass did, and even a bit more.
saturdays gig, vm and jvm, jvm with a lexi in the loop for a nice wet chorus/tape echo patch (no, I dont midi, same patch on all night long, me a one trick pony)
use the split master vol's on the jvm for solo boosts so it jumps out at you. set the vm slightly louder in rhythm mode so they balance during leads.
I could command harmonic feedback coversion at will all night long. Had guys in other bands coming up
to me telling me how good the rig sounded. I dont use the footswitch with the amp, favoring the set it and
forget it approach I have gone with for the last 30 years, but with a simple pull back on the guitars vol controll, I was more than able to clean up, play nice open voicings in conjunction with the peizo for tunes like December (collective soul), clean up for eve 6 and boulevard of broken dreams from green day, or rip it out playing van halen, dixie dregs, stone temple pilots or jeff beck.
once those kt66 tubes get a chance to heat up, they really cook!
me in love all over again!