kolossusuk

[quote name='BassBod' post='574171' date='Aug 19 2009, 02:02 PM']Ummm yes, I think is the answer! But there are other options out there. If you get one try putting it into the effects loop return, its got enough level to drive the power amp directly - that usually sounds better?[/quote] Thanks tho this is an ancient ancient Peavey TNT 100 with no fx loop facility so I shall have to go in serial before the ME50..........

[quote name='MuseMatt' post='557245' date='Jul 31 2009, 04:31 PM']Received mine today, gave it a fair go, and going to keep it as I have no other FX at the moment apart from a Boss OC-2. I think when it comes to valve simulation this pedal has basically got everything you want, and it really has the wooly Ampeg sound you would expect from a VT pedal.[/quote] Hi All Brand new to this site having temp returned to bass playing after a 20 year absence playing guitar, in order to help out a band in need! I bought an Ibanez SRX 590 (which is a joy to play) and paired it with an ancient Peavey TNT 100 which was going very cheap - £50!! An interesting combination of tones, but not a great deal of 'ooomph' - I have added an ME 50 B into the mix too for reverb, chorus, tuning, wah and delay However, you get what u pay for i guess and I was looking for a cost effective way to enrich the 'rig' and stumbled on the Sansamp VT thread.... I play pub gigs with a fairly aggressive sounding rock covers band and need to cut through a pair of tube amped guitars Would this gadget give me the boost I need and do the trick, do you think? Many thanks! Kol