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I believe they're talking about the cathode follower (second tube in the module, third tube in the preamp circuit).

As the title says, I have a Gigmods Mark Series module for sale. I'm unsure of the current market value for one of these so will start with an asking price of $275 shipped (US and Canada). Will ship overseas for the difference in shipping cost.

Yup, you can run dual modules in single channel only hardware. They will default to channel A, unless the module has a switch installed allowing you to manually switch between channels A and B.

20 pounds?? Lol.

Nice, yeah I'd imagine you could do a lot with a rig like that...and I'd guess it'd be no problem getting the same tones out of the new system.

Well they won't be precisely the same, as the Synergy modules are utilizing newly designed circuits. That said though, I have seen photos of dual-EQ (prototype) modules labelled B-man and T/D.

...and not a very good bot, at that, lol.

XTC cannot be considered a clean module by any stretch of the imagination.

As I understand it, that feature is geared more toward using the direct outs for recording.

I'm about 3 hours west of Toronto, on the shores of Lake Huron.

That is amazing...

Bump!

Yup, you'll want to use channel 1, main output - the one that says "use first".

Thanks man! Extrageration was a great buyer. I wish I were set up for recording these days or I would post some clips of these modules and the RT2/50. In all honesty, when I first got the amp, I was pretty severely disappointed. It just sounded really 'flat' or 'thin', for lack of better...

Second dual donor gone!

Update: one dual donor is gone, and there is a line-up for the remaining one (SL).

Hi, sure, that could be arranged. I should have mentioned that of the two modules at Anthony's shop, one in an SL and the other is a B-Man.

So, I've decided to 'thin the herd' for a little while here. Accordingly, I offer for your consideration the following (all prices are in USD and include shipping in North America [int'l shipping can be arranged]): Foglifted Randall RT2/50 - some rack rash, but of course functions perfectly...

That, and the transformer(s). The Randalls use lower-end Chinese transformers, whereas the Egnaters use Heyboers. Also, the RM50s don't have midi capability, but do have a boost function that the Mod50 does not. Otherwise identical, I believe - most (if not all) RM50 PCBs are actually...

Nope, both channels should be midi-switchable as long as the 'B' channel is selected on the switch (I have a B-Man with this feature that I use in my Mod 50 and M4).