REFAGAEM wrote: Hi, is there someone here who uses a Carvin V3 with a Gsys and what do you think of that? Thanks I have owned a V3 in the past but no longer have it & never tried it with the G system, however I am using a Carvin X100B with the G system & have also tried a Carvin Legacy, both of which work well with the G System & did not produce any impedance mismatch issues. I have found that using the Sunday driver made a big difference to my tone however but even without this the results are pretty good. I think I am right in saying that the V3 has both a parallell & a series loop so I see no reason why it should not work well with the G System connected 4CM through the series loop. Also the midi switching capabiliities of the V3 will interface really well with the G system for channel switching & using the V3's midi switchable Boost & smart loop features which would allow you to bypass the G system completely on a by patch basis if you so wish to do & wanted the raw sound of the amp sometimes using PC messages sent from the G system. Hope that helps a bit!? Last edited by bucketbot (2011-11-25 11:09:37).

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Sep 17, 2015 This is a brief description of the Boss GT-100 controlling, via midi the Carvin V3 amplifier. This is a nice set up for me to have my tube amp a 2x12 1936.

B.) The LOOP1 and LOOP2 on/off settings. C.) The BOOST on/off setting. D.) The REVERB on/off setting.

E.) The LED backlight color setting Volume, tone, and drive mode settings will not be saved. TO ENTER MIDI / PROGRAM MODE: 1.) Hold down the channel SELECT switch for the channel setting you wish to save (1,2,or 3). 2.) While holding down the first switch in step 1, press the other two SELECT switches, and release all three at the same time. The LOOP1 LED will be flashing. Raw Power Mine To Kill Rarity. 3.) From your MIDI controller, select (send) the MIDI patch number you wish to save. The LOOP2 LED will flash once to confirm. Normal operation is resumed.

Real Action Pose Books On Tape. To turn the BOOST on before saving the patch, (perform steps 1 and 2 above) then press and release the LOOP 1 switch. The green BOOST LED will come on.

Then perform steps 1- 3 to save patch.