Steve Fryette Talks Deliverance - Part Two of Four 

Do you like it?

I added the loop to my amp, not sure how much I’d actually use it. Turns out I use it all the time.

you can always use a Suhr iso line out pedal out from one of your speaker outs....wet/dry if you have the gear. Tone of your amp remains true. iso pedal to effects into a return of another amps loop, etc. Works great for when you want a little sauce on top.

@@loudgtr9711 I'll check it out. Thanks.

I’ve had the original without and one with. I wouldn’t sweat any difference in tone.

I have been wondering if I f’d w my Series I D120’s tone by adding both the fx loop and less/more mods. I kinda felt like when the loop is active, my tone gets a little less oomph if that makes sense. When the loop is bypassed, tone is full on. But I swear I feel it was more balls before the mods. I really don’t need the fx loop for the amp. Less more is nice. Should I revert back to og series I specs?

If you get the Power Station, yes.

@@FryetteAmps I think that’s a better option than between the preamp and power amp. You could get true studio like reverb and other time based effects after power tube distortion