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each one has it's own bypass and the first goes into the second so it's stacked.Is it stacked or either/or?
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each one has it's own bypass and the first goes into the second so it's stacked.Is it stacked or either/or?
i could make it that way too. maybe i'll add an internal switch for that.Is anyone here stacking MBDs? Having tested both configurations I find a channel switching format is more useful than stacking them together.
Yeah I’m thinking this is what I should of done all along. Maybe I can trade my Curmudgeon for another MBD.H
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It's all I've ever wanted.
Mesa Buster plus MBD. Nice. What cabs are you using?
That is a beast, and with that bass. Game over, man. Game over.
Glad to see it still pushing air.
I looooove this setup.
What a great rig. I rocked a Buster plus 2 Diesel 115s for years.
I looooove this setup.
Back when I was in Cali it was often. Not so much lately, but now that Florida is in full swing, I hope to rock soon.Well, now it's clear why @XXL is your handle.
How many people's faces have you melted off with this thing? (That's a compliment, of course.)
@father of fires
What's the story behind the V FOUR B?
I've got a line on one, and the owner describes it as a "pissed off MBD-1, with a full range clean, less lows, and more mids"