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Video Review of the Tronical Tune

That's great news. I'm assuming you mean you did the tuning while the Floyd was in its floating position (i.e., not fixed solid in any way). You should do a video demo of that.
- Bluesberry Jam
- Post #54
- Jan 30, 2014
- Forum: The Lounge
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Video Review of the Tronical Tune

I can just imagine that being the case. I've seen the Tremol-No recommended, and it makes sense, as does increasing spring tension in order to pull the plate against a fixed point. Without temporarily fixing the bridge, is there a point where the Tronical will "get it" or will it go haywire and...
- Bluesberry Jam
- Post #51
- Jan 29, 2014
- Forum: The Lounge
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Video Review of the Tronical Tune

Thank you for the response. But I must maintain that this continues to be vague, it reflects interest in advocacy rather than thorough objective review. You say it "works just fine" when you add a spring. That was already asserted and I showed its ambiguity. Once again, it has not been affirmed...
- Bluesberry Jam
- Post #50
- Jan 29, 2014
- Forum: The Lounge
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Video Review of the Tronical Tune

Reviews I've seen have been positive so far. My problem is that no review has addressed the question of the floating bridge. The best response thus far has been to say that adding a spring or two will "allow the Tronical to work." However, this falls short of addressing the question in a...
- Bluesberry Jam
- Post #46
- Jan 28, 2014
- Forum: The Lounge
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Cliff, Tri-stereo chorus figured out?
- Bluesberry Jam
- Post #30
- Sep 20, 2010
- Forum: Ultra/Std Preset and Cab Exchange
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Cliff, Tri-stereo chorus figured out?

Thank you. Here it is: viewtopic.php?f=12&t=7697&p=77033&hilit=trichorus#p77033 BBJ
- Bluesberry Jam
- Post #29
- Sep 13, 2010
- Forum: Ultra/Std Preset and Cab Exchange
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Cliff, Tri-stereo chorus figured out?

I didn't find this Tri-Chorus patch in this thread. Did I miss something? BBJ
- Bluesberry Jam
- Post #27
- Sep 10, 2010
- Forum: Ultra/Std Preset and Cab Exchange
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Volume Control

Thanks. I totally spaced on that. I kept thinking that those were Output L and Output R. They are Output 1 and Output 2. Sheesh, over and over I kept looking at it cuz I knew I was haywire somewhere and I knew it was going to be obvious. :roll: Jam
- Bluesberry Jam
- Post #3
- Jul 7, 2010
- Forum: Ultra/Std Discussion
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Volume Control

I have an eery sense that this is going to be the "Stupid Question of the Year Award" recipient. I plug my guitar into the Axe FX instrument jack. I connect the Axe FX output to a stereo power amplifier and speakers. I select a preset on the Axe FX. Okay, where's the volume control? :oops:
- Bluesberry Jam
- Thread
- Jul 7, 2010
- Replies: 3
- Forum: Ultra/Std Discussion
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S/PDIF & Effects Loop Block

This was asked previously sorta, but I was not clear on the answer. So I want to rephrase the question: The Axe FX 1/4" effects send/return is a "block" that can be placed wherever in the signal chain. So if I put an effect in the loop (e.g., a phase shifter), it shows up as a block on the...
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- Thread
- Jul 7, 2010
- Replies: 1
- Forum: Rigs and Routing