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All of the above and also into a recording interface.How is everyone either using or planning on using their Super 300? Into the front of an amp? Effect loop input? With a cabs? Just curious.
How is everyone either using or planning on using their Super 300? Into the front of an amp? Effect loop input? With a cabs? Just curious.
How is everyone either using or planning on using their Super 300? Into the front of an amp? Effect loop input? With a cabs? Just curious.
Oof. That sucks bro. Tim'll take care of you though.Unfortunately I'm having to send my super 300 back to Tim today. The bypass control did not work this morning all of sudden. He had me troubleshoot a few things, and its not the switch, so its gotta go back for repairs. Praying for fast shipping both ways!


How is everyone either using or planning on using their Super 300? Into the front of an amp? Effect loop input? With a cabs? Just curious.
FYI. The Super 300 sounds awesome on guitar! Total “Stones” vibe and paired up nicely with my A/DA cab sim. Cheers.
My fav stones record.I love that "Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out!" tone. Can only imagine what it was like to hear Keith play through multiple SVT stacks.
My fav stones record.
Maybe it’s because get your Yaya’s out was the first record I ever bought.I think I'd pick Exile, but it's hard to argue with anything from their classic period.
The "Get Your Leeds Lungs Out" show from 1971 is another great one for Ampeg tone. It was released as part of the 3-CD edition of Sticky Fingers.
Mine made it thru the 18 volt experiment just fine, but I'm glad you updated the info here. I preferred it at 9volts anyway.Hi all,
I know I said in a previous post that the Super Three Hundred can run on 18V - i'm going to have to take that back.
There is one part in there that is related to the switching system that i thought was rated for 25V but is actually rated for a maximum voltage of 18V. so if your power supply is putting out 18.1V and the chip happens to be on the lower end of the spec when it comes to the maximum voltage there is a chance that the chip can be fried and then the switching won't work. there is a slight possibility that ESD may damage the chip also but i think the chances of that happening are slim.
I apologize for this confusion. if you have a pedal that suddenly stops switching I will cover the cost of shipping it back and replacing the chip.
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