where can i get a effects loop DRRI installed ?

id love one in my deluxe reverb, i hate how it changes the sound with pedals in line, anyone know of a good amp tech that can do it ?? thanks.

Just an idea... I don't know a tech who does that job, but another way to 'skin' that cat is to build a 'looper' box that is 'true' bypass. That way you can have as many effects loops as you want, they only effect your amp when you invoke the loop. For me, I don't want any effects in the way unless I want them in the way... so a looper was a snap to build and I spent maybe 50.00 total for 2 loops and a bypass in one effects box. just a thought, but it wouldn't involve modding your amp (maintaining resale) and you'd get the effect you want and even more if you want them...

if you don't want to solder... here is a really good solution! (http://stores.ebay.com/WOBO-Guitar-Electronics)

Having the amp chop modded isn't really a very good idea. If you really want an amp with a fx loop, sell the DR and buy something that has all the features you want. You'll be much better off that way.

The only guys I know who do mods like that are hacks and butchers.

i have a early 90,s model super that has the loop, but i prefer my deluxe usaly, a good tech could do it easily, i just need to find one.

Might I suggest just trading to a SuperSonic. You'll add 12 pounds, an effects loop, a classic blackface sound, a Bassman sound and a lot of O/D on channel II. The effects loop is standard.

Second on the supersonic..I own one...the effects loop 3 channels...2 clean on Burn.....plus it comes with a Vintage 30..12...or you can just go to www.loooper.com try out some loops

Second on the supersonic..I own one...the effects loop 3 channels...2 clean on Burn.....plus it comes with a Vintage 30..12...or you can just go to www.loooper.com try out some loops

You can try them out...but he isn't making them... they are easy to make yourself or I referenced above a good company that is making them... I know it isn't exactly the same, but, if you make your own you can always rework it if you don't like it... I made mine in about 2 hours... yes. I still need to paint it.

I'd suggest getting a Boss NS2 (Noise Suppressor) pedal. It has an effects loop AND one can power other pedals with it.