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You're good. As far as I know, this voltage is only pertinent to the amps (heads/combos) and SYN1 /2 and SYN5050. The modules are not directly connected to the wall outlet so they receive the voltage from those units. If that wasn't the case, the modules would have a 240v/120v switch.

I bought stuff from them and a year later when I had an issue that turned into a warranty repair they were fairly quick to reply and solve the issue.. Lots of people have had issues contacting them though. A broken module right out of the box is a return for me, I would try contacting them again...

I would just return it to wherever you bought it from.

Sorry, this has been sold. I forgot to update the original post.

I'm selling a mint Fryette Pittbull Ultra Lead like new in box. I've been part of this forum for many years, ask for references and have been out of it for a few years. Excellent condition, original box included.

Sorry, this is long gone.

Both amps have 2x6L6, one is rated at 30w and the other at 15w (which is more like 20 I'd say). Logic would say that the Syn-30 is more powerful, I haven't played the Syn-30 so I can't really say.

In the past I've gigged with a mesa 20/20, an Egnater Rebel 30 and a PRS MTS15, no issues filling a small club. You do need at least a loud 1x12 or a 2x12. If you're reinforcing with a PA that's even better I imagine the Syn30 would be in the same league as the MT15 given that it has 2 x 6L6.

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Nice collection, what amps/rack units are you using to play these? I started getting updates from this forum a few days ago as well, which was a nice surprise. I left facebook years ago and so I was only occasionally reading the MTS fb group, but since the group was made private I can no longer...

Do some trouble shooting; 1. make sure you the units are properly powered 2. make sure you're suing the right cables connected to the right jacks (MIDI cable, MIDI OUT of controller into MIDI IN of the amp) 3. make sure both of your units are on the same MIDI channel. (check the DIP switches at...

If it works properly with all your modules and it has no problems, and it was a good price, I'd keep it.

I would contact Synergy directly and ask about that sticker. They should be able to check the serial number. Also, did you buy this from a store or from reputable seller from either Reverb or evilbay?

The Ecstasy can do a good edge of breakup clean. The pre-eq and schizo switches of each channel will interact slightly with the other channel, some people have an issue with this, personally it doesn't bother me. You won't be using the red channel for a crushing metal tone so I think you'd be fine.

I had an issue where the unit went completely silent and went for repair under warranty. Synergy never told me what was the issue but they fixed it promptly. After reading about this issue I've come to the conclusion that the issue arose from hot swapping. Like RMosack said, better safe than...

This is a very well explained video on how to MIDI control the MTS amps. Egnater, Randall and Synergy amps all have the same MIDI implementation. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n6LBJt_tzHI

I got into MTS after Mailman1971 stopped posting so I didn't know him, still, sad to hear news like this. I also agree that it's sad that this forum doesn't have the traffic it once had.

Short answer: Taking the "raw" signal of any preamp (or OD pedal) and running into a power amp modeler and an IR loader will give the "same" result as using the IR out of the SYN2 and running straight into your DAW. Long answer: The SYN2 (and other gear) has a speaker simulator, which is a...

A lot of people have asked for this before but the consensus seems to be that those sounds can be achieved with single coils and a compressor. I have an Egnater Twin and Deluxe that can do that job better than other clean module I've tried. I haven't tried the Randall clean or the KH-1 though.

The JF super clean will get you there, but it will still breakup a little bit (jut a bit) with hot enough humbuckers.