I have a Mustang 2. When this pedal is plugged in does it limit me to just two saved presets? So I would have to unplug to get back to a factory prese
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I have this footswitch set up on the same amp. It's been a while since I set it up, so I don't remember the exact drill. The instructions in the manual will walk you right through it. If you don't have the manual it is available online. Once it is set up, you can switch between 2 presets with the pedal. No matter which preset you are on, clicking the switch will take you to the preset that is set up on the red footswitch light (on the amp - light on footswitch on, too.) Clicking it again will take you to the preset set up on the green footswitch light on the amp (footswitch light will be off.) Subsequent clicks on the footswitch will toggle between the two presets that are set up for the footswitch. I have this footswitch set up on the same amp. It's been a while since I set it up, so I don't remember the exact drill. The instructions in the manual will walk you right through it. If you don't have the manual it is available online. Once it is set up, you can switch between 2 presets with the pedal. No matter which preset you are on, clicking the switch will take you to the preset that is set up on the red footswitch light (on the amp - light on footswitch on, too.) Clicking it again will take you to the preset set up on the green footswitch light on the amp (footswitch light will be... » Read More I have this footswitch set up on the same amp. It's been a while since I set it up, so I don't remember the exact drill. The instructions in the manual will walk you right through it. If you don't have the manual it is available online. Once it is set up, you can switch between 2 presets with the pedal. No matter which preset you are on, clicking the switch will take you to the preset that is set up on the red footswitch light (on the amp - light on footswitch on, too.) Clicking it again will take you to the preset set up on the green footswitch light on the amp (footswitch light will be off.) Subsequent clicks on the footswitch will toggle between the two presets that are set up for the footswitch. « Show Less
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I believe you can manually dial in the factory presets with it plugged in. If you click the pedal though, it would take you back to your programmed channels for the pedal.
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Yes. Use input 2 (for some reason this is the primary input, and input 1 is secondary). Then, there is a switch on the back of the amp, slide it to manual (the auto setting allows the amp to turn off if it hears no significant input for about 5 seconds.) This auto/manual switch only effects input 2, input 1 will always do the turn on and off thing based upon what it is hearing for input). The instructions explain this but, its not very clear.
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not exactly sure..but, you could try putting it in a different order..either in front or be hind other pedals... the way i understand it ..this thing just trims the signal -clips the highs an lows to smooth things out, so if its after certain pedals ,it'll basically erase/clip modulations,echos..etc....maybe effects distortions /muffs/drives also? not sure..
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The foot switch that comes with the Mustang is the Mustang MS2. It has two push buttons, side by side. Left switch is marked DOWN/A, the second is marked UP/B. I've never used it, so I'm not sure about what it does exactly. Sorry. That's the best I can do.
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I'm not sure but I wouldn't think so. This amp doesn't have a "sound" of it's own. It uses models of existing amps so every preset you choose would be influenced by guitar tones. I would get an amp made only for electronic drums to be sure it was a clean signal. That being said, the Mustang lll is nothing if not tweakable so I imagine if it were hooked up to the Fender Fuse software who knows what kind of sound you could come up with? It does have a decent 12 inch speaker--I think the trick would be getting a clean tone. Good luck!
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The pedal acts just like a wah pedal does on most effects that utilize the wah function. I believe there are a few effects/combinations where it does sort of act like a "volume," but I think what it actually does is change the intensity of the effect, almost like turning it on/off, but not quite totally killing the effect altogether. I would highly recommend it - I love mine. Combined with the Fender Fuse software that I use, you can create almost any sound known to man, even with cheap equipment.
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The one button on the pedal switches between the clean channel and the distorted channel and the other button between regular and lead boost. The thing to keep in mind about the amp itself is that there are three clean settings and three overdriven settings, and the pedal doesn't switch between the three in each category. Hope this helps!
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If the pedal works appropriately making the switches between channels, I would not worry about it. If it really bothers you please specify which amp you are pairing this up with. I have a Fender Mustang 1 which I use mine with and the LED does not work. It works very well with the amp despite the LED not working.
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Odd. Mine fit snug and operated instantly, could be the wrong power supply for your application.Check again to make sure that you order the correct power supply for your needs. I ordered what wasrecommended for the pedal that I was buying.
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hot rod deville stomp box ? or the amp....>? i was hoping for the older version of the pedal, as thats the photo that you posted for the item was. they reissued the pedal from mexico i belive with the newer houseing. the new one is stronger. unless you are offereing me a free pedal then theres no use of me trading or buying a new one. The pedal is already on my pedal board. thanx tho :)
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Sorry my friend...The factory preset is what you will have to work with...have a nice day �
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Take it out of the box, tune it and it sounds great without any adjustments. I have amplifiers but like my electric/acoustic guitars I usually prefer it unplugged.
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yes, has 24 presets. I personally find it going in and out of preset mode a little clumsy trying to step on both pedals
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You cannot. If you have the budget go with the GT100. It's a much better unit. I had the ME25, GT10, and now I use the GT100. For classic tone, I use the Fender Mustang III. Good luck.
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Yep. I just plug my guitar into the top slot and then pass the other top-slot output to the amp. The only downside of this is that distortion from the amp is applied after the looping, which can cause some strange effects. On a clean-sound it works just fine, otherwise you'll want a distortion pedal before the loop-pedal.
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This supply wouldn't power all your pedals at once. It's 18v too short. You can do the 6 9v and one 18v From the Voodoo Lab site:18V/24V - Using Custom Cables All of the outputs on the Pedal Power 2 Plus (and the original Pedal Power) are completely isolated allowing you to create different voltages. You can run effects like the current MXR Flanger by combining two 9V outputs to create a single 18V supply. By switching two outputs into 12V ACA mode, you can join them together to create a 24V output for powering numerous Electro-Harmonix stompboxes including the Deluxe Memory Man. This supply wouldn't power all your pedals at once. It's 18v too short. You can do the 6 9v and one 18v From the Voodoo Lab site:18V/24V - Using Custom Cables All of the outputs on the Pedal Power 2 Plus (and the original Pedal Power) are completely isolated allowing you to create different voltages. You can run effects like the current MXR Flanger by combining two 9V outputs to create a single 18V supply. By switching two outputs into 12V ACA mode, you can join them together to create a 24V output for powering numerous Electro-Harmonix stompboxes including the... » Read More This supply wouldn't power all your pedals at once. It's 18v too short. You can do the 6 9v and one 18v From the Voodoo Lab site:18V/24V - Using Custom Cables All of the outputs on the Pedal Power 2 Plus (and the original Pedal Power) are completely isolated allowing you to create different voltages. You can run effects like the current MXR Flanger by combining two 9V outputs to create a single 18V supply. By switching two outputs into 12V ACA mode, you can join them together to create a 24V output for powering numerous Electro-Harmonix stompboxes including the Deluxe Memory Man. « Show Less
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Not exactly. One of the pedals on the foot controller will cycle through all the preset "scenes" changing each time you step on it. There is also a blackout pedal. The third pedal turns on the built-in microphone and the lights are supposed to cycle through the factory "scenes" in time with whatever music the mic is picking up, unfortunately the mic is so sensitive that even on it's lowest setting the slightest sounds cause the lights to change. This has made using the built-in mic pedal rather useless in a live band or DJ setup because almost any SPL above say 80db causes the lights to frantically move through its "scenes" so rapidly that it's very distracting and impractical for any real world applications. However I have been able to use the pedal with our band in a similar way that you describe. When we're playing music I set one of the pedals to slowly cycle through it's scenes, when we end a song I hit the blackout pedal and when we need to talk to the audience between songs I have the third pedal set on pure white light (or whatever color you choose beforehand). I just cycle through these settings throughout a typical set. So, in a sense the pedal can do what you describe, but you're limited to just one "scene" for the entire pedalboard, there are no memory banks to recall different scenes at will. If you want to change anything you have to do it manually, one click at a time on the pedalboard. When you hit a different pedal (i.e. Blackout) you can only go back to the same previous setting you were using before when you step on another pedal. Hope this helps!