Axe-Fx III Firmware 24.01 Release

Bug? My Worn tape echo presets all have endless feedback since the update. The feedback was at 51, I had to turn it down to 20 to stop the endless feedback
 
clgnyc said:
They get referral money from the Buy links. That’s its whole job, it has no editorial value whatsoever.
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The sad thing is that it's possible to do a good editorial job of reviewing things while still having those sorts of links (e.g. dcrainmaker.com - I have no affiliation with that site but use it frequently).
 
this is a random question, but i've never been able to find an answer: what is the origin of the color names for channels on an amp?

i think i've seen green, blue, orange, red, & purple
 
James Freeman said:
Awesome.

Yep, we pretty much could already get the Mark V sounds out of the IV but a lot of people don't know that the FAT switch is permanently enabled on the JP2C and V tonestacks ("USA Fat" tonestack model), so don't enable the Fat switch again. :)
Also, "Volume 1" which is called "Gain" in the Ideal page on the AxeFx is fixed internally in the real JP2C and V amps.
Also, JP2C has both Deep and Bright switches permanently engaged in the real amp (info from the owners manual), hence no deep/bright models.

Pretty cool that we have all the popular Marks modeled.

Personally, I like the Fat switch disabled, so the default JP2C and V models are not for me unless I manually change the tonestack models to IIC+ or IV, then I'm better off just starting with the IIC+ or IV amp models. 😆
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Having that FAT helps a lot for being more present in a mix or in a band. That’s why after extreme V or JP2c the IV sound weak

Thanks again for adding the V 🎉
 
I also noticed the ping-pong delay problem. If you load the Ping Pong Type, only a mono delay can be heard. Only when you change the L/R time ratio, e.g. 50%, does the usual effect become audible. For comparison, I tested the same settings on my FM3 (FW 7.0) and here Ping Pong works as usual even with L/R Time Ratio 100%
 
ertan said:
Mark V XT Bright... I was just adoring the Stealth Red for a short time.

... and I'm a Mesa guy again :)
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You know, in real life, peavey’s are « ok » amps but cheap compared to a boogie stack. Specially all these 5150, 6505… no clean, bad quality wiring that cause buzzing, not that much power (volume) … they are « legendary » because of some artist (well,one Artist) and scene, but as many « legendary » things… they bought these heads for touring because they were cheap and cannot afford something better. In a band with 2 lead guitars, if one guy got a mark stack and the other a 6505 hihi, one will have a good tone and the other will break his guitar in the end of the show 🤣.
 
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