Hello,
I´d like to install a "Zero Loss FX loop kit" into my "late 60s Marshall" clone. No. 15 in the manual mentions, that I have to change the 10K resistor. But my Marshall clone has two 8.2K in series (instead of two 10K, one 10K or one 8.2K). Which value should I use for one of my 8.2K resistors? Thanks for your help!
Metro Amp - Zero Loss FX loop kit - Resistor?
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Re: Metro Amp - Zero Loss FX loop kit - Resistor?
I think in many cases people don't "need" to change the resistor to compensate for lower voltage.(so I have read) I have never changed one in mine and I have done several zero-loss setups now. Does it change your tone? maybe? The amp I did last week only changed by 10 volts. It was a Soldano SLO 100 clone FYI. Enjoy!
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Re: Metro Amp - Zero Loss FX loop kit - Resistor?
Hi Freakshow! I hope you'll se this message...
I'm trying to install the ZLFx loop on a Soldano HotRod 50 and I'm having a very disapointing experience...
I'm using the orginal insert points (amp PCB Send -> Loop In and Loop out -> amp PCB Return)
I'm using a nearby 400v tap and get 305v on the Fx Loop board. The amp voltage drop about 10-15v,
Loop board have a dedicated ground lug installed.
The sound I get is quiet, destroyed and absolutely unusable... I'd like some help...
Thanks!
I'm trying to install the ZLFx loop on a Soldano HotRod 50 and I'm having a very disapointing experience...
I'm using the orginal insert points (amp PCB Send -> Loop In and Loop out -> amp PCB Return)
I'm using a nearby 400v tap and get 305v on the Fx Loop board. The amp voltage drop about 10-15v,
Loop board have a dedicated ground lug installed.
The sound I get is quiet, destroyed and absolutely unusable... I'd like some help...
Thanks!