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I love my AX300g! I have been using it for about 4 years now. I have several "all purpose" patches and some for individual songs. The selection of effects does most every thing I need and the interface makes for easy tweeks. One think that could have been changed is that it only has the one pedal. A ...

x-trade is right. You have to "write" the new name to the patch.

I've noticed this too. Try adjusting or adding compression. Helped me some.

Try the Blackface with a little gain, add the tube screamer and maybe some compression. I don't have a Mayer patch, but his tone is very similar to SRV. Some times! lol I'll play with it some and get back to you.

Stupid question time here......did you try everythig individualy with cords? Did you try the amp alone? How about individual components through another amp? Are you using a high gain setting? Is it 60 cycle hum? Try cleaning your plugs and jacks with contact cleaner. Some times the jack contacts can ...

Thanks for the reply. I just like to have the facts straight

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I gotta say Urban's performance was the highlight of the film for me. The way he kept shooting up Kirk, great stuff. And the alternate timeline leaves a lot of room..........

Some of the amp techs on my other forum insist KORG USA handles distribution for Marshall and Marshall repair parts. How about this? Just wanting to have my facts straight........

Thanks for the reply, Jerry. It's good to have the inside scoop.

Doug

I have seen Marshall refered to as a KORG company a couple of times on another forum. Is this true? I know Vox is, but wanted to ask about the Marshall thing.

I was thinking of a different unit

Could they be to hold the tuner to a pedal board???

Thats pretty cool. What are you using to pop the chords with?

I like that talk box tone. I haven't played with the TB on my AX. Now I'm gonna have to!

Hey Ed, You will need a MIDI to USB interface to connect your AX. Go to the korg site and download the editor progam. Follow the instructions with the editor and you will be swapping patches in no time. The editor also lets you change parameters from the keyboard as you play. (If you had 3 hands ...

best place for a tuner is at the head (guitar end) of the chain. This way you are getting the cleanest signal to tune up and the tuner won't interfer with the tone shaping of the other stomps. Not sure why you are having the issue stated, but this is how i run mine.