I ha e the 75w vypyr amp
How come when i use my delay pedals on my pedal board with any distortion it sounds like pure hell..
I am going guitar-pedal board-amp
Vypyr amp and pedals help
Vypyr amp and pedals help
Music is the only thing keeping the planet together. ...(Jaco Pastorius)
Re: Vypyr amp and pedals help
Are you talking about actual pedals, or about "pedals" on the Vypyr?
And, what order do you have your pedals? I typically run drive pedals first, and then delay/reverb pedals. Works much better than the other way around.
And, what order do you have your pedals? I typically run drive pedals first, and then delay/reverb pedals. Works much better than the other way around.
Lefty guitars: Gibson SG standard (1977)•Gibson LP custom (1979)
Amps : Mesa Boogie Mark IV•Mesa Nomad 45•Mesa TA-30•Vypyr tube 60+Sanpera I
Other: Effectrode Blackbird•Kingsley Jester•AMT SS11-a•Weehbo JCM Ltd.•Zoom G5•J.Coloccia Big Cannoli
Amps : Mesa Boogie Mark IV•Mesa Nomad 45•Mesa TA-30•Vypyr tube 60+Sanpera I
Other: Effectrode Blackbird•Kingsley Jester•AMT SS11-a•Weehbo JCM Ltd.•Zoom G5•J.Coloccia Big Cannoli
Re: Vypyr amp and pedals help
Thanks for the reply
I am using a pedal board with analog effects plus the sanpera pedal.
Now i have the effects turned off the dist channels i have set but using my delay pedals make it sound muddy as hell.
I go guitar -tuner-delay-chrous-delay-eq-sansamp- amp
I use pedal board mainly through my bass rig and am very familiar with effects loops and regular 1-3 channel amps.
I am new to the modeling amp world. I got the amp on a trade with the big pedal for practically nothing so...
But i would love to figure this out.
Thanks again
I am using a pedal board with analog effects plus the sanpera pedal.
Now i have the effects turned off the dist channels i have set but using my delay pedals make it sound muddy as hell.
I go guitar -tuner-delay-chrous-delay-eq-sansamp- amp
I use pedal board mainly through my bass rig and am very familiar with effects loops and regular 1-3 channel amps.
I am new to the modeling amp world. I got the amp on a trade with the big pedal for practically nothing so...
But i would love to figure this out.
Thanks again
Music is the only thing keeping the planet together. ...(Jaco Pastorius)
Re: Vypyr amp and pedals help
For the amp models, are you using the green or red side?
If you use the red side, you may find out there is too much distortion to be able to put it on top of the delay.
One of the kickers of the original Vypyrs was there was no effects loop (which is what it sounds like you need).
The 75s were all solid state. If you have a separate power amp you may be able to run the output of your 75 (at a very low volume) into your board and from your board into your power amp.
If you use the red side, you may find out there is too much distortion to be able to put it on top of the delay.
One of the kickers of the original Vypyrs was there was no effects loop (which is what it sounds like you need).
The 75s were all solid state. If you have a separate power amp you may be able to run the output of your 75 (at a very low volume) into your board and from your board into your power amp.
Lefty guitars: Gibson SG standard (1977)•Gibson LP custom (1979)
Amps : Mesa Boogie Mark IV•Mesa Nomad 45•Mesa TA-30•Vypyr tube 60+Sanpera I
Other: Effectrode Blackbird•Kingsley Jester•AMT SS11-a•Weehbo JCM Ltd.•Zoom G5•J.Coloccia Big Cannoli
Amps : Mesa Boogie Mark IV•Mesa Nomad 45•Mesa TA-30•Vypyr tube 60+Sanpera I
Other: Effectrode Blackbird•Kingsley Jester•AMT SS11-a•Weehbo JCM Ltd.•Zoom G5•J.Coloccia Big Cannoli