Is it possible the "fizz" may be partially due to the low volume with high gain?  I am no technical guru but as one who plays at home volumes a lot that fizzy thing is common (when low with gain) on several amps I have had. Until they reach that point where they open up enough to hear the amps voice.  I call it the break over point and every amp I have had has one.

In other words, in my experience you don't get the full plate of tone until the amp is allowed to speak loud enough to get it all out.  The fizz in my experience is like an amp that is choked and only a smidge of what it is trying to say is allowed to come out.

Now, hows that for technical prowess??

Eheh I just checked the DHL's website, and mine is in the DHL's facility next to my city.

It will be deliverd soon (certainly this day !)

Woaw fast ! Much more than I was expected, consider that my packtage has been sent the July 02, 2008 in the late afternoon (local hoor) and that I'm living in France.

I think that is a question of hours from now

I pretty much use the boost as my clean sound then use the tone stack just for the od. I set as follows

Vol 4
treb on
deep on
rock
Treble 2
Mid 5
Bass 7
Level 3
Ratio 4
Master 1-2
Pres 4

My amp has all the J Zucker tweeks except I have 330 pf caps on V2.

I play a strat and keep the guitars volume backed off on the boost and on the od. With both off I open the guitar up and can use pedals if I want.

I have a Kleinulator on the way, I hope the 9v plug thing has been sorted out. I also snagged a TC G Sharp to put in the loop.

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