Just got my lovely new Bluesmaster today and remembered when I got my first OTS I had to do a lead dress.
I've forgotten how to do it and there were some pics on the forum at that time but I can't seem to find them now,

Can anyone help?

Thank you

Thanks for the suggestions guys, much appreciated.

I hadn't heard of StarTouch pedals before, they seem well made and at a decent price too, cheers

Hi the 5mm LED sounds like a great idea as my indicator bulb has blown a few times

The LED's i've seen online though are only approx 2volts not 6volts like the bulbs, will this do any damage?

The switchblade is only an A/B pedal though, isn't it? I need to run both the amps at the same time

I'm planning on running my Bluesmaster 100 and Tweed Bassman LTD together at gigs using a Boss TU-2 Tuner to split the signal to the amps.

However, I've heard mixed reports regarding safety (of the amps) and earth hum problems. These pedals are buffered and designed to run two similtaneous outputs aren't they?

Thanks for the reply....

So if I place the mic directly in front of the C Gold but pointing towards the EVM it'll pick up the detail of both speakers? Is that what you mean?

What sort of mic would you recommend for this? I currently use an SM57

I've heard loads of people on the forum talking about mixing different speakers in their 2x12's, what do all you guys do when you need to mic up at a gig?

Much appreciated

Silly question perhaps but do I really need to be using two mic's and two seperate channels on my desk to get the best out of this set-up at gigs?

Anyone got any suggestions or tricks for mic'ing mixed speaker 2x12 cabinets? Type of mic's, placement etc...

Cheers guys