I have the Mustang Floor II and it lists this pedal as one of the optional add-ons. Does it add functionality or just redundancy in this setup?
1768919
I believe it has functionality because with out it you will find your self going to the amp and change the sound effect.
1768920
Everything the pedal allows is also available from the control panel on the amp itself...the pedal just gives you easier access (and the ability to change presets or effects without taking a hand off the guitar).
1768921
The pedal is a great addition. Let's you change settings with your foot! I believe it can be used for other things as well.
1806799
No. The pedal is really only designed to control Line6 Multi-effect. It does that well, but can't be used with standard pedals.
2114508
When clicked, this foot pedal switches between the 2 channels on your amp (if you have a 2 channel amp) I have a Crate, and when I click it goes from the clean channel to the overdrive channel. It can also be used as a tempo pedal to plug into a delay effect that has a tap input.
194053
I don't think this will work with Mustang amps, they make pedals specifically for those amps, but I'm not sure, I'm using it with a Champion 40.
114624
It does. The pedal controls the Ultrabass and the Shape features. It's handy for soloing and switching guitars and having a preset sound. Now that you mention it, I cannot remember where mine is. Shows how much I used it...
95006
Yes, The amp/cab inserts are just the same as any other pedal or effect and can be put in a patch or left out - you could even put multiple amps in a line if you wanted(!) - the cab settings are in with each amp type, so you can change the cabs around or switch them off as well.
2051130
Volume depends on how you set it in your different pedals and what you want to accomplish. In my case I wanted this pedal to work with others but not looking for a True Bypass. Oh, I changed the tubes because theres was a drop in volume but the pedal was by itself. Now I don't have that problem. And, you have to let the tube settle in. Good luck!
739403
The pedal does not control the effects loop. Only channl switching and reverb . I the new peavey classic 30 for 2013 it also controls the boost switch,but still not the effects loop which is independent.
1760499
They do have one with the Wawa peddle. For me, I have preset some sounds I use on regular basis. They are custom settings and easy to press the foot button up and down. I don't use the cry baby type foot pedal and never have but some lead guitar players swear by them I have owned a lot of phase shifters, studio chorus and distortion peddles and this one bay far is a better unit for many multiple sounds. If you want the wawa peddle affect, then get the next level up which is more money but should be a good choice as well.
350677
No bro, the only footswitch it takes is for reverb and tremolo because this effects comes with the amp. The reason why it doesn´t work as you want is because the natural and boost channels comes with individual inputs, but if it is of any consolation for you, it is pretty easy to overdrive the channels because it has both master gain and each channel volume and what you need to do is to overdrive the channel´s volume for over the master gain limits and will naturally overdrive it and i must say... that´s a reaaallyyy cool sound in this amp. Is very british, valve, full and fat overdrive sound. I hope to be of any help man, it is a great amp very versatile, i love it No bro, the only footswitch it takes is for reverb and tremolo because this effects comes with the amp. The reason why it doesn´t work as you want is because the natural and boost channels comes with individual inputs, but if it is of any consolation for you, it is pretty easy to overdrive the channels because it has both master gain and each channel volume and what you need to do is to overdrive the channel´s volume for over the master gain limits and will naturally overdrive it and i must say... that´s a reaaallyyy cool sound in this amp. Is very british, valve, full and fat overdrive... » Read More No bro, the only footswitch it takes is for reverb and tremolo because this effects comes with the amp. The reason why it doesn´t work as you want is because the natural and boost channels comes with individual inputs, but if it is of any consolation for you, it is pretty easy to overdrive the channels because it has both master gain and each channel volume and what you need to do is to overdrive the channel´s volume for over the master gain limits and will naturally overdrive it and i must say... that´s a reaaallyyy cool sound in this amp. Is very british, valve, full and fat overdrive sound. I hope to be of any help man, it is a great amp very versatile, i love it « Show Less
1606012
Hello Sebas. It works fine with the expression pedal. I've already had a whammy and I do prefer the PS-6 sound.
505216
I'm not familiar with either of the other loopers, what I can tell ya is that the RC300 doesn't seem to suck any tone or fidelity away. I'm running an Axe FX 2 to it, and I also used to have the Boss GT-100 & it worked well with that as well. It's a great looping station as far as I'm concerned & I like the advantage of all the foot switches. Those other two look pretty sweet as well, I'm just very familiar with the Boss stuff as I've owned the GT6, GT8, GT10 & GT100. I been playin guitar for 25 years fwiw. I went with the RC300 mostly cause I know very well how to navigate the Boss Menus and programming. However now that I have the Axe FX 2 I sold the GT. Hope I helped ya. I'm not familiar with either of the other loopers, what I can tell ya is that the RC300 doesn't seem to suck any tone or fidelity away. I'm running an Axe FX 2 to it, and I also used to have the Boss GT-100 & it worked well with that as well. It's a great looping station as far as I'm concerned & I like the advantage of all the foot switches. Those other two look pretty sweet as well, I'm just very familiar with the Boss stuff as I've owned the GT6, GT8, GT10 & GT100. I been playin guitar for 25 years fwiw. I went with the RC300 mostly cause I know very well how to navigate the Boss Menus... » Read More I'm not familiar with either of the other loopers, what I can tell ya is that the RC300 doesn't seem to suck any tone or fidelity away. I'm running an Axe FX 2 to it, and I also used to have the Boss GT-100 & it worked well with that as well. It's a great looping station as far as I'm concerned & I like the advantage of all the foot switches. Those other two look pretty sweet as well, I'm just very familiar with the Boss stuff as I've owned the GT6, GT8, GT10 & GT100. I been playin guitar for 25 years fwiw. I went with the RC300 mostly cause I know very well how to navigate the Boss Menus and programming. However now that I have the Axe FX 2 I sold the GT. Hope I helped ya. « Show Less
971636
I am currently using mine with an Electro Harmonix silencer and it works well.I tried to use it with a boss floor pedal and it DID NOT work.
1990386
This works like a standard pedal 1/4 in and 1/4 out w/ power supply. There is a level control so you could boost your signal if that's what you are.asking
158669
Yes, it does. In fact, you can choose what you want the pedal to control -- either volume or any of the Comp/Efx, Drive, Modulation, Delay, and Reverb modules -- one at a time. Have fun!
1739764
No, you can operate them on the amp itself, however adding the pedal gives you additional control with the looper ,delay, and channel switch abilities. Personally as someone who gigs every now and then, I highly recommend getting the pedal.
1456316
Yes. I purchased the Pedal train Jr. and the Voodoo ISO-5 together and it worked great. I also purchased the mounting kit for the power supply separately which turned out to be unnecessary. Either the pedal board or the power supply came with the mounting kit - I just can't remember which one......