Nad!!

[Nightbat]

This is very odd, the clean should be a hard module to push, not a KH1 designed for active high output pups though
But at least one that doesn't distort easily

[warlok]

From what I understand, that 470 ohm resistor was somewhat of an error from the factory and is updated in later versions and makes a big difference. If I was keeping it, I'd change it. And also from what I understand, the KH1 is very similar to a Blackface that doesn't break up even at very high volumes..

[jdr94]

Is it possible one of the tubes are fading in the module? That may be the reason for unwanted breakup in the clean module. I had a kh1 and liked it alot.

[warlok]

I don't know but as it's not my module, I'm not messing with it. It seems this was a popular issue with the clean modules when they first came out. Then that resistor was changed and it was good. And even cleaner when some put a 12au7 in V1 instead of the 12ax7. Supposedly the KH1 doesn't have any of these issues and I should have it soon..

[roodyrocker]

If you want to hear a very nice clean try the stock Blackface module. Its outstanding.

Agreed about that one. After I put the Blackface in my RM100 for the clean channel I stopped using the others like Clean, Tweed, etc... An even nicer clean sound was when i was using my EBMM Petrucci guitar which has a piezo pickup. I ran it into a Radial Engineering Switchbone so that I had simultaneous acoustic sound from an SWR California Blonde amp and the Blackface module for the clean electric sound. That was killer clean sound!

[Peter]

Congrats, bud.

This is what my RM100 looks like:

[warlok]

Sweet! What module is that? And what speakers are in the Rivera?

[spencer4hire]

Congrats on your RM100! RM100,RM20 head and RM20 combo owner here. I like my Egnater single channel`DLX and Twin modules a little better than my Randall modules. I own 20 modules but I am way overdue on getting them modded! I do like the KH1 and the Clean.