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You should be just fine. I think that the problem may be that the signal level on the loop may be too hot for the stomp boxes, not the other way round. Let us know how you do.

I took a US Boogie (110v) to England, bought a transformer and played gigs with it for a couple of years - no problem. Used the fx loop on the Boogie and ran my US fx (110v) from the power out on the back of the Boogie - no problem. Nothing burned out, nothing burned down (except one pub where...

Hang 'em up by the neck and they get a bit twisted. If it was made in 1959, you probably can't afford it.

This is a listing of all the California dealers of Mesa gear. Call the nearest one and ask. If you visit, you could try one out. Take your guitar, and go on a weekday morning - it will be quiet and you can actually get an idea of if you like it. It will take you a while to figure out how it...

It's a given that he/she would have no drug/alcohol dependency, good equipment and a professional attitude - on time, rehearsal studies done, etc. 1. Great rhythm player 2. Great rhythm player 3. Great rhythm player 4. Good singer, both lead and back-up 5. Listens to the rest of the...

Mesa Boogie Studio 20/20 Go here: http://www.mesaboogie.com/Product_Info/Stereo_Power/20_20_Stereo/20_20_stereo.html Buy a Boogie, live happily ever after.

How long have you been playing, and how good a player are you? It may be that your next upgrade is yourself. :eek: After the Behringer, that is. :D

Buy a Boogie. Live happily ever after. :)

Find an instructional DVD or Videotape by Robben Ford. Learn everything on it (especially the rhythm guitar parts!) You'll be the bluesiest guy in town (unless you live in LA, where Robben lives) ;)

I always use the volume knob wide open (except in one not very often used case). The reason is that you cut the amount of signal the amp (or wah or whatever you have before the input) has to work with - this significantly changes your tone, and the amount of distortion, compression, delay...

For clean sounds, you can actually do it yourself. If you think about it as two (or more) notes, you're going to psych yourself out (although if you practise enough, you can still do it that way) but if you think about your harmonized notes as peices of chords, it becomes easier to get you rhead...

k - consider yurself beaten up. . . . and welcome.

Who was the better explorer, me or Sir Francis Drake? I mean, I've been everywhere Sir Frank's been, and got there faster and in better shape. Ludicrous - SRV followed the well-worn path that wasn't even there until Hendrix walked down it. Did Stevie have great feel and killer tone - sure...

Is this a very subtle vote for the Floyd? '. . . btw, which one is Pink?' If so, very cool. If not, never mind!

Think of it the other way round, too. Let's say you are the great player and a lesser player sits in with you. Are you going to say "You don't play as good as me, so hit the road"? Of course not!..Every great player was only good at one time. Every good player was only so so at one time...

I have several vintage Gibson guitars - the latest from 1963. Every one is an excellent instrument, plays and sounds great. I have also played several great new Gibsons. The moral of this story is that a guitar is a guitar. It doesn't know if it was made in 1959 or 1989. 1963? 1993...

I love D'Addario strings for acoustics. They absolutely sparkle. I use the 13's for my big jumbo, and the 12's for the OO-2 size. foo

If you take away the effects, there's not a whole hell of a lot left! Oh, pentatonic meanderings you like. Okay. There is no 'best'. There is only "what I like". For example, who is the better player between: Django Reinhardt and Ry Cooder. Wes Montgomery and Steve Vai Chris Parkening...

But if you have the elusive knobs that go to 11, you are definitely going to notice an increase in your loudness.

Start by going to the right forum. If you do a search of the Newbies forum, you will find huge amounts of information available to you. Once you have more of an idea of what questions you want answered, try the other forums and keep reading. Have fun - it's going to take a while.