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Yup! If you hit the "Tap Tempo" switch once, than the "On/Off" switch immediately after, you can continue to hit the switch and it will scroll through presets for you. Once you stop on the preset number you want, it will become active. A lot of people mod these pedals to accept an external switch for presets as well, but I feel that it works well enough as is. Hope that helps!

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I appreciate your positive feedback!

Glad it helped!

I have thought about that setup too! I love the Micro SVT cab but adding a 1x12 could fill out some low end that the 2x10 lacks, thanks for sharing!

I couldn't figure out of to do a factory reset, but if you really wanted the factory presets, you could manually change the settings back. You can find the factory preset settings in the last page of the manual: www.manualslib.com/manual/532587/Tc-Electronic-Nd-I-Nova-Delay.html?page=18#manual I know its not as easy but I hope it helps!

Yes the Blues Jr. IV has an A-Type, older models had a Fender branded speaker

@@DisorderlySoundStudios nice 👍

Thanks for sharing! I use an overdrive somethings for heavier stuff but it definitely sounds great on its own! It would be nice to have a little extra headroom but I have never had a problem keep up with my 3 piece.

Definitely wanna try out the Venture! I have a feeling it will sound similar to the PF350 but with some nice extra features.

Lol! Good question! That's a tough one, but I think I would pick Royal Blood bc octave up bass fills out more than octave down guitar and in a two piece you wanna fill out as much as possible

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I agree! I was surprised at the difference as well, I assure you that all settings shown are arcuate. At times, I use the same settings when switching cab/speaker in order to eliminate that variable, so what your hearing is only the effect of speaker and cab, and not EQ. (no post processing was done either). Speakers can make a HUGE difference!

@@DisorderlySoundStudios Man, that just seems crazy. I know cabs can make a moderate difference, but not that much. And speakers can obviously sound way different from one another, but I wouldn't expect such a massive difference between the voicing chosen for two very similar fender 12ax7 based tube amps. Man, that's really really crazy....

Thank you for your question! The reason the reverb is at 0 but you are still hearing reverb is bc I used a pedal for reverb so that it was consistent between amps (the Tweed has no reverb built in). I assure you that all settings shown are correct. Blues Jr. is great!

@@DisorderlySoundStudios Aaaahhhhh, that totally makes sense. I probably skipped that part of the video! My bad! That's a very believable spring verb pedal 😂 Either way, thanks for the great video!

Interesting! I was not aware, but that makes sense bc it looks like they are using a different circuit for the MKII

Ya the Laney sounded way better than I was expecting! I prefer the Jenson and Celestion combo that you can hear at the end of this video: ruclips.net/video/gl64gqrYEwM/видео.html But I think ill keep the Laney speaker for recording, Thanks for commenting!

I prioritized feel over sound, so the cymbal sound and cheap module does not annoy me. But I agree that false hits can be a problem. I have found low volume cymbals that sound good and plan to make more updates too, I will release a an update video in the future so stay tuned! No mistakes, just improvements:)

Makes sense! For my 3 piece band it definitely cuts through, but I can see it not being enough in a band with two half stacks, especially for metal. 800 watts will definitely let you feel the bass!

@DisorderlySoundStudios Indeed. I mean... each Artist has a way they prefer so to each his own but for me, as a Bassist in Metal over the years, I been drowned out by double, powerful, half staccs many Times to where nobody could hear me. I eventually came to the conclusion in a Band setting, I'd rather have too much Power and dial it down as needed than not have enough. One of many things I Love 💙 about #Ampeg is they offer many different versions to us Artists so we can find what's right for our current Gig or session. If I wanna go ultra light, like for a plane, I can just take Brooklyn and me Ampeg SGT-DI. If I got a Metal Gig or a incredibly loud Band practice, I got me PF-800 which I call SoFi. She's the best Amp I've ever owned. She's expensive tho'. If I was in a situation in which I couldn't afford her, I'd use gear like the SGT-DI until I could. Ampeg does make some terrific smaller practice Amps as well and I'd have no problem using those. Ampeg has awesome Tones no matter the size of the Amp imo. Thanks for the response 🤟

And meant to say, great comparison video BTW

Totally agree about the Master! For preamp I prefer to keep it under 5 bc I still don't love the overdrive, Thank you for your input my friend!

When you add speaker wattage, you take the lowest wattage speaker and multiple it by the number of speakers. So if you are keeping it a 212, it would be 25w x 2 = 50w cabinet. So you would be making a 160w cab into a 50w cab. Not sure what amp head your using but as long as its not over 50 watts than you will not be overworking the speakers. Since all speakers are 16ohms, as long as you wire it the same, the cab will still be the same ohms. Greenback speakers sound amazing to my ears and it will be a great upgrade in my opinion!

@@DisorderlySoundStudios Thanks for your reply!

Thank you! I would not recommend having your amp feedback for the many hours it would take to break-in a speaker (would be hard to keep constant). Additionally, the high frequency content of feedback would not move the speaker as much. Hope that helps!

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For your first question: Yes that is exactly what you would do, then you could use the XLR out as a DI while still playing through a real amp. Second question: Honestly not sure if what you described will work but it makes sense to me. You could also go out the preamp "Send" into the the front of your amp to use it as a drive/preamp pedal. (This will bypass the cab sim which is what you would want). Last question: You would still get sound but the Cab Sim would be in your signal and it would sound undesirable. (Although tone is subjective so you might like it). If by "without enabling any knob" you mean that you set every knob to zero including the volume, than yes, no sound.

Very true lol, but I was already to far in before I noticed

Totally agree! I do think the sound lacks a little character, but the versatility makes up for it and if I were to only have one delay- this would be it. (which is why it is currently my only delay lol)

I just bought a spare one used just in case