This is because the Markbass effect loops are parallel, and set to a fixed 50/50 mix. There is no way to defeat the preamp.
Thanks. That explains it.
Al
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This is because the Markbass effect loops are parallel, and set to a fixed 50/50 mix. There is no way to defeat the preamp.
A quick question before I'll get this pedal
3:23, will I get that overdriven sound with the VT Bass?
J Rock / Rush / Motorhead / Clean signal with tweaking as well
That's what I'm looking for
my opinion is yes it will do all that. however, you have to like ampeg tube amps or you won't like it.
That sounds pretty logical and normal to me.The only other strange deal with the Vt del, is the fx loop.... getting used to it though.
using my jam man in the loop, from what I can see, if you program a single channel with the fx loop on and save the channel, it will activate it with that particular channel and if you switch channels, where the fx loop is not activated, it'll turn it off.
i'm really looking forward to making my purchase, but I need it soon. If Tone Factor don't have it in by the end of this week I'll have to look elsewhere.
i guess i have a decision before me...use the loop or go straight in. i'll probably go straight in since i don't use effects on the upright. but i'll definitely give it a shot in the loop.Perhaps not strange............ Just different![]()
i just posted a link above, but here it is again if you're interested:
http://cgi.ebay.com/Tech-21-SansAmp-VT-Bass-Deluxe-NEW-/400137762698?cmd=ViewItem&pt=Guitar_Accessories&hash=item5d2a11b78a&afsrc=1