Another frustrated player needs RPM suggestions

[Thumpinthenight]

I would appreciate suggestions for my Sansamp RPM settings, as I don't seem to get that sound I'm looking for. My equipment: Carvin DCM2000L: Sansamp RPM, Epifani ul-2, series 2 310, Fender Jazz.
I'm trying to get that "heart-pound" thump still being able to hear my notes, as I am suffering some hearing loss in my left ear. My current settings are: Drive-10 o'clock, Mid-2 o'clock, Mid sweep-2 o'clock, Bass-3 o'clock, Treble-5 o'clock Blend-3 o'clock, Level- 9 o'clock. My guitarist tells me I sound way to "middy", then, I try to cut the mids, bring up the bass, and it sounds "boomy" and I can't hear the note clearity.
My Carvin is set to Max on the level - I usually only use one channel.
Sometimes I use (2) epi 310's which sounds better. I also try using my (2) Epi series 2 ul-112 cabs, which sounds according to my guitarist-"like a duck". Getting frustrated and need help.

 

[Eric Moesle]

Try putting both your Blend at 9 o'clock and the mid frequency at about 9 o'clock.

Having the mid frequency at 3 o'clock is just madness, you're losing all of your low mids, which is where the "oomph" is.

 

[Thumpinthenight]

Okay Eric, so you're saying boost the lower mids. With this RPM, that would mean setting the "Mid Shift" to about the 200-250 frequency, then with the"Mid" move that to the = boost side of 12 0'clock- which would be about 4-5 o'clock. The "blend" is a 0-full knob so I guess that would mean going to 3-4 o'clock as well? I'll try that.