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Pedro,

Forgot to suggest something to you.

Pick any patch you don't use on the 2101. Edit the algo and get rid 
of everything in it. Save the algo. Go back to the program and turn 
everything OFF, turn volume to 0dB and EQ totally flat.

Connect your guitar to the 2101. Connect the 2101 FX loop send to 
your new pre-amp input. Connect the output of your new pre-amp to 
the 2101 FX loop return.

Go to the last module/step of your program on the 2101, which ought 
to be the global wet-dry mixer. Crank it all the way to WET 100% 
(although if you've done everything I've said this shouldn't matter 
at all).

Play. If you feel there is a noticeable difference, please write 
back telling us, and you might need to buy some other mFX. If not, 
then you will contribute supporting our findings and the 2101 should 
be just right for you. 

Seriously, in doing all this, I also came to realize that there are 
several aspects involved in the algorithm programming that can 
affect your sound (positively or not, it's up to you to judge it) 
that you have to be careful and keep this in mind in order to really 
obtain the most from the 2101. Please, let us know.

Gus.

--- In gsp-2101@yahoogroups.com, "Pedro Ferreira" 
<pedro_mig_ferreira@n...> wrote:
> Hello!
> 
> I have bought a high quality pre to go with my 2101, and I have 
noticed that
> the 2101 was not that good, converters related, it takes a lot of 
sound
> quality and attack either I use it though the pre-in or the 
effects-loop-in.
> 
> Does any one know how to upgrade de converters or install a SPID 
or ADAT
> input so that we can inject the signal directly already converted?
> 
> I love this processor, but I might have to replace it if I don't 
improve the
> converters and sell myself to TCelectronic. Please don't let me do 
so.
> 
>  
> 
> Any help would be good.
> 
>  
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Pedro Ferreira