LumpyCotton

Thank you Winston !

As I mentioned previously, I did a factory reset on the processor. We played last night and it worked well for me. A little background, I got the Boss GT 6 years ago because another very good local guitar player used it. He passed away before I could ask him how to use it. I am retired now where before I had a very busy work schedule that didn't allow me to experiment with guitar stuff. Now that I have more time to do that...I wish to thank anyone who contributed to this thread. Even if I didn't fully comprehend what you were talking about...it got me thinking in the right direction. 🙂

At this point you are damn lucky if you get tubes from Russia in the next months. I would think you would need to look at what China offers. Sorry as that all seems.

Exactly !

Thanks everyone for your comments. I'm gonna try to run it clean in the Roland Direct from the Boss GT 6. I reset to the factory settings and I'm just hoping it works better tomorrow night. We have a happy hour gig (yeah, I know. Monday) at a local club. I try to make things as simple as possible for a gig set up. I used to mic my amp and that was that. Now we have to downsize based on space available. Plus I'm 68 and don't want to haul a ton of stuff !! That Fender 212 is heavy !

We had a rehearsal today and decided beforehand to run direct into the PA without using a microphoned amp. I ran the guitar into the Boss GT 6 and out to the Roland direct drive to the PA. However, the guitar sounded wrong. There was no middle and on my Country Crunch setting it was highly distorted with too much high. Anyone out there ever have success in getting the correct sound? There is an EQ button on the Boss GT 6 but I have never used it before. I've done this before and it sounded ok.