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Good afternoon. Could someone help me please with Skolnick's solo version tab - I can't find one online. The original version's on songsterr and I'd like to learn both. Cheers.

Master of Puppets - after watching a scene on one of current television series

Jops wrote: ↑Wed Aug 10, 2022 9:40 am I should elaborate.

For example: Walrus D1 and Boss DD500 can power up with presets so the knob positions are ignored.

This is probably what's happening to my pedal.

Positive Grid BIAS Delay Twin. I have to tweak the TIME knob every time I turn it ON.

I just wanted to share my experience with a delay pedal. I have the knob settings fixed. But every time I used the pedal the next time, it no longer reflects the knob settings tone. I have give the knobs a slight whirl before putting it back to my original setting. Does anyone experience the same si...

Will that do something that the master volumes won’t do? I guess if it’s tricky to set the clean and lead channels relative to each other and you want a single knob to control overall volume. The amp's pretty loud even if the master volume level's set to 1. I wanted to retain the amp's response and...

FuzzMonkey wrote: ↑Wed Aug 03, 2022 6:31 pm Looking at the schematic, you could just put a patch cable in the Send and Return and use the Level control in the same way as the Little Black Box.

I have to try this neat trick. Thanks.

It's just that I have this JHS Little Black Box Attenuator and specifically mentioned to use only on a series effects loop. Thanks to all! Will that do something that the master volumes won’t do? I guess if it’s tricky to set the clean and lead channels relative to each other and you want a single ...

It's just that I have this JHS Little Black Box Attenuator and specifically mentioned to use only on a series effects loop. Thanks to all!

FuzzMonkey wrote: ↑Wed Aug 03, 2022 4:33 pm I'd say it a Series effect loop. The Level control sets the output from the Send. Often this is just a push-button that cuts the signal by 10dB in order to run instrument-level effects or +4dB for line-level effects. Someone will correct me if I am wrong no doubt.

Perfect, thanks!

MikeC wrote: ↑Wed Aug 03, 2022 4:35 pm I just had a squiz at the schematic - pretty sure it's series.

Awesome! Thanks.

Image showing the FX Loop

Thanks for the reply. I should have mentioned my amp in the first place. It's a Bugera 1990 Infinium and it has a level control on the loop.

Hi. Just wondering if there's an indication whether an amp's effects loop is series or parallel just in case the manual didn't mention about it. Cheers.

Nathan Cavaleri - former blues guitar prodigy in the 90's. Cheers.