I'll try too. But I like the original amps with all the channels and possibilities. Tanks!
Sounds the same the clean channel of the mesa than the marshall?. I tried even changing the valvles and I note the diference between ampsThe clean channel from the Mk IiC+ wouldn't be bad, either....
When in doubt, it's most likely a Fender Deluxe/Super/Twin clean channel so try one of those.I'm with you, except I don't know what model is the same clean channel than the jvm js or other amps
Please, it will be so usefull for me to have the clean channel of the carvin legacy,the marshall jvm hjs (or marshall 6100), to recreate the Joe Satriani/ Steve vai sounds in clean channel with drive pedals
hey so thanks for the idea. I am really trying to get access to as close to the satriani amp clean channel as possible, flawed as the amp may be for some. i admire the modeler's ability to replicate amps with finicky issues. i hope as a consumer my neuroticism can be obliged in wanting the satriani clean channel to complete the amp. what i have tried to do is use Brit JVM OD1 Green, and the JS 410 Crunch models(those are the closest i know of to the clean satriani channel) and really cut the gain and input trim down. I am still not quite happy with it. Can you explain a little about what you mean regarding playing the same power section without distortion, and do you have any recommendations for what tone stack type to change to, or what tonestack location? both of those things are currently far out of my realm of familiarityin lieu of having the clean channel available it's satisfying to run the gain and input trim off, and play the same power section without distortion. you can then change the tone stack type, and tonestack location around
Can you explain a little about what you mean regarding playing the same power section without distortion
Of course. I like the clean channels of the great amps. All these amps sounds diferent in the clean chanel.VH4 and Silver Jubilee clean channels would be fantastic to have.
THIS .I'm with you, except I don't know what model is the same clean channel than the jvm js or other amps
This is exactly what I do cause I like to do presets by amps … but some cleans sound like shit while doing that . I m 100% with the op on that . If we can have all the cleans of each amps it will make my day.in lieu of having the clean channel available it's satisfying to run the gain and input trim off, and play the same power section without distortion. you can then change the tone stack type, and tonestack location around
Mesa Mark series are close-ish to Fenders. The bright cap in the IIB was 180pF, the dry bypass resistor was 2.2M instead of 3.3M, and the power supply filtering is stiffer across the board on Mesas than on Fenders. Likely a few small changes other places in the circuit and some changes between IIB and IIC and IIC+as well. Anyone got a IIC+ schematic? Not sure how close you can get without tweaking the model specs, but the bright cap is easy enough to change.THIS .
This answer is redundant . If you don’t know nothing about schematics of different amps…
so if it’s just a copy/paste from another amp, please do it ! And everyone will be happy !
I have the same wishes from the op. Many cleans are missing ! Please
Here is the mark 2c+ Schematic .Mesa Mark series are close-ish to Fenders. The bright cap in the IIB was 180pF, the dry bypass resistor was 2.2M instead of 3.3M, and the power supply filtering is stiffer across the board on Mesas than on Fenders. Likely a few small changes other places in the circuit and some changes between IIB and IIC and IIC+as well. Anyone got a IIC+ schematic? Not sure how close you can get without tweaking the model specs, but the bright cap is easy enough to change.
Thinking of it. The JP2c green in the axe “is” the clean of the mark 2c+ if we based ourselves to the “they say”. Only the schematic would really proved it but as I am not able to read it…The clean channel from the Mk IiC+ wouldn't be bad, either....
This is a really good point; I guess it's all a matter of who the onus falls on: the user to do the research to figure out what tone stacks are identical to the one they want already in the unit or the manufacturer for simply copying/pasting an amp they already have, rename the copy to the desired amp, and then make everyone happy by adding one more amp. Of course, I doubt any are IDENTICAL copies, even if close, and Cliff doesn't seem to be one who would be willing to sacrifice his reputation by doing something like that (otherwise, he would have given us a Klon many years ago lol!). Interesting idea, though.if it’s just a copy/paste from another amp, please do it ! And everyone will be happy !