That’s how I adjusted each one. The Presence and the Depth. I saw what the range was, and I put it in the middle (noon) and the Depth I turned off, cause I don’t like Depth on an amplifier.
Yes, there’s a couple of holes on the top lid for adjustments to the Presence and Depth controls. That’s a total design flaw. It doesn’t affect me, but people that rack it are gonna have a problem. That being said it’s kind of a set and forget thing.
The LX II kicked the Power Station’s ass.
Not fair because the PS was designed for something else, re-amping.
The X88ir really came alive thru the LX II
I wanna thank you guys for the advice.The Fryette LX II arrived and it sounds awesome with the Soldano X88ir.
There is indeed a difference from the Power Station. It is very audible.
The VP 4 is the front-runner. I hope the learning curve isn't steep.
Fryette LXII coming today, then on to the effects. Got the Soldano Midi Footswitch as well.
Oxblood is the color of shit, I agree.
The original owner wanted them to repaint the guitar to the color of his shoes.
Guitar has a cool history, and I would never consider it, but Jeff used it in Beck Bogert Appice, one of my alltime favorite bands.