#ZERO LOSS EFFECTS LOOP INSTALL INSTALL#

It has been used successfully in tube amps from 18 to 200 watts. A wet/dry setup is not going to work in this case and Ive tried using the time based effects in front. Also, any good tube amp tech/designer can tweak this loop to work in most applications. Fully Buffered Effects Loop This type of loop will allow the user to plug and play most effect pedals and or rack units with little or no tonal loss.

Friend: Joined: Wed 4:47 pm Posts: 21 A lot of folks like the Metropolous Zero Loss Effects Loop.

#ZERO LOSS EFFECTS LOOP INSTALL INSTALL#

Please download the instructions from the link below to determine if the loop is compatible with your amp. Post subject: Zero Loss Effects Loop install with VRM (TC-15) Posted: Fri 8:29 pm. This is one of the best sounding amps that Ive ever. There was an issue getting the correct tolex, so the cabinet took a little longer than usual to finish, but it worked out because the cab showed up at my house the day after I picked up the finished chassis. The loop will also work great in many, many other tube amp circuits, but we do not supply specific instructions. He also installed a Metro zero loss effects loop in addition to the stock loop.

Don't know if it is still true (or if it really matters) but I read that the Metro loop uses high voltage and in order to not smoke the SS components some of those SS components used are not designed for audio. The installation instructions are specific to this style of amp, with the long tailed phase inverter circuit. I'd love to hear the Metro zero-loss loop vs the Ironsounds loop. We officially support this loop when installed in Marshall 1959, 1987, 22 models, and authentic replicas of these amps. The G Force output also has enough signal level to fully drive the power amp (higher wattage amps require a boost in level, C-lator in my case, on the Return.

This drives the old G Force effects loop quite well. You will see a passive, high impedance loop connected to the output of the tone stack. On board switch allows selection of pedal level or line level (-20db or +4bd) to accommodate anything from pedals to high end rack gear at the flip of a switch. What are you trying to achieve As weve recently been discussing, Express begins to distort first at the power tubes, so an FX loop sounds useless to me. Here's a schematic of what I am running now. Newly updated Rev 4 adds integrated level switching to the exceptional Zero Loss loop. So I ordered a Metropolous Zero Loss Effects Loop and today had some time to install it.

Zero loss effects loop install