Mosvalve as Slave for Re-Amping

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So, a friend of mine has a Mosvalve he's offering to sell to me.

I have no need for a poweramp, but I have a Fractal Loadbox and two very loud amps.

I think I heard a while back that some people used the Mosvalve as a slave with a load box to bring levels down, kind of like what a Fryette Power Station does, but with two units.

Anyone got experience with this? Does the Mosvalve clip and have to have the signal dropped first?
 
BlueParfait said:
So, a friend of mine has a Mosvalve he's offering to sell to me.

I have no need for a poweramp, but I have a Fractal Loadbox and two very loud amps.

I think I heard a while back that some people used the Mosvalve as a slave with a load box to bring levels down, kind of like what a Fryette Power Station does, but with two units.

Anyone got experience with this? Does the Mosvalve clip and have to have the signal dropped first?
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The MOSvalve power amps work pretty well for reamping. They sound better than most of the Class D style amps that are popular today.
 
I've used the MosValve with a Plexi and the Suhr Reactive Load, it sounds great! I still own 2 of them
 
Thanks, guys.

I'll try it out at his place first for sure.
 
romanianreaper said:
I used to gig with a Mosvalve MV-962 or whatever it's called. Great amp!
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As did I; way back in the 90s. Had an MP1, and a Digitech GSP 21 through that 962 and a Hughes n Kettner cab; L35s for speakers. Only issue I had was, not enough Oomph for outdoor gigs. Had to use an additional monitor for guitar only for the outdoor stuff.
 
I had one as well, they are ok but not alot bottom end ooomph as Racer states. The pots tend to get real scratchy as well.
 
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