PRS MT15 HEAD AMP

todays video I do a small review of the PRS MT15 signature series. while my mesa boogie amp head with pedal board is in repair this prs head amp is a loaner from the guitar store and it sounds soo good. from clean tone to lead both sound amazing and the colours s they change from red to blue red being lead and blue being clean. ill be posting another video at night to see the colours so hit the like and sub button thanks.

[@Tatted-ne7tu]

Dude can you answer this question, is this amp too loud for playing at home in a level that won’t piss off my wife?

[@irageguitars]

@@Tatted-ne7tu I live in an apartment and play loud just fine regardless of the neighbors. But to answer your question yes this amp is perfect any home!. Thank you for your comment

[@hillary42716]

Did they fix the fx loop hum issue?

[@irageguitars]

I had an issue with the foot switch and the amp switching from clean to lead but it’s fixed now.

[@kennethc2466]

The 'loop hum' is not an issue, unless you're trying to play it at speaking volumes, just like my Ubershall, 1987x, SLO100, VH4, and just like my 5150II (worst loop ever). Loops, including my MT-15, add two stages of gain, which by definition, raises the noise floor, and an SS pedal/s via them, raises it further. The result at low volume is noise. You'll never notice it a drum volume, unless the pedal is truly horrible. Try moving your loop cables straight out the back, and not down around the transformer. Preferably, put the pedal behind the amp with cables straight out the back to the pedal. You'll hear a noise reduction, guarantied.