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Is a wah suposed to be run through the fx loop? When I run my dunlop through the loop, the lows are cut off. The highs are fine.

I've tried lowering the PU. With the eq I just raise the highs and keep the mids and low's at 0.

I have a 1990 Ibanez Radius 540r and the bridge pick-up sounds real muddy. If I run it through an eq it sounds better. Any ideas on a cleaner sounding pick-up I can put in it?

Thanks for the input. I'll leave it alone.

It's a bolt on. I don't know what I want to gain. It's the only guitar I have with a glossy fretboard. I didn't know if there was an advantage or not.

I have a neck with a clear coat on the fretboard. Would it be wise to remove it or leave it alone?

I called elecrto harmonics yesterday and asked the tech. department. The tip is pos.. Thanks for your help.

I have an early 80's big muff that I have started to use again. I don't want to use batteries any more and it has an 1/8" jack for the power input. Does any one know if the tip is pos. or neg.? Thanks Rick

I just tried the BBE Boosta Grande, that one didn't sound to bad

I'm thinking about getting a LPB-1 boost pedal and running it through my FX loop just for solos. I haven't tried one of these pedals yet. Good, bad any info? Rick

I have a 1990 Gibson Les Paul Standard that when I crank the distortion on my Marshall 3203 I get some serious feedback. I do have the stock pick-ups in there with the covers off. It's only on the bridge pick-up and when I put my finger on the pick-up the feedback goes away. Like it is vibrating...

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I have a Marshall 3203 and thinking about one of those volume boxes where you can turn up the volume on the head then use the box to control the volume. It runs though the FX loop and it is suposed to really bring out the tone from the head. Has anyone used one of those things.

I was told by a marshall tech. that the 5 pin switch is no longer made. The light is powered internally on the 4 pin so just shrink wrap the 5th wire.

The light for my marshall 3202 power switch went out and I would like to replace it. It is a 5 pin switch and I can only find a 4 pin switch. Can someone help me on where the fifth wire would go? Thanks:help

I plug straight into the wall. The hum went away when I unplugged the guitar cable. I use monster cable so the next step will be eliminating my pedal board.

I have a Marshall 3202 and there is a loud hum coming out of it when I crank it up. Is that the 60Hz hum from the transformer or is there a problem? My Crate G600XL doesn't have that hum.

Thanks everyone, I'm really enjoying my new toy.

Here's a pic. It was 300.00 with shipping. I couldn't find a white with gold trim any cheaper.