Hi :-) Some of the official TC videos on YouTube mention re-mapping the TC Helicon's V100 footswitch but I cant find any instructions to accomplish this. Are those instructions available anywhere that you are aware of?

I was lucky enough to get a V100 used on Reverb. I love the amp. I also have the 'Play Acoustic' and a Fishman Loudbox Artist and ... the V100 has (almost) replaced that combo as my go-to rig!

Any information on programminig the footswitch ....actually any information on the amp will be appreciated.

Keep on rockin'

Thanks!!

~T.

I'm not quite clear on how the footswitch for this amp is supposed to work. 

Does turning a switch on engage a stored effect(s) AND the associated setting(s)?  Or only effect(s) at whatever is set on the top panel? 

So when the switch is off, the effect can still be on, but at the setting shown on the top panel? Or the effect is completely off? 

I'm also not quite clear on how to program the footswitches. It seems that you just hold the switch down and make some change to the desired effect(s) on the top panel (more than one only if the effects are compatible, i.e. multiple guitar effects), then release the switch. (Those not controlled (on/off) by the footswitch are controlled via the top panel?) 

Is there a way to reset the footswitch to factory settings and start over? 

The Quick Start Guide does not really address these questions, and there is no other guide so far as I know. 

Thanks for any help.

-George

Dear All, 

I just wanted to write a letter to Bugera but I found myself in a serious registration process in case of reach you. So I am a guitarist who usually plays alone or with a singer in a duet. I'm Hungarian but I live in Vietnam. I've been always searching for the best compact combo amp, a kinda Swiss knife. Through the years I had Marshall50 acoustic, Roland AC60, Fishman Mini - among the 3 it was the best so far. But it only was. Because once I connected a distortion pedal and I blew away the tweeter. 
And recently I ve found the Bugera AC60 which seems to be the closest to my dreams. It does not sport a tweeter to burn it down but has a loop where I can connect my electric guitar with amp/cab simulation without damaging the speaker - of course not using full gains.
My dream combo that no company has ever made yet would be:
- sporting 3 channels + 6.3mm aux in (guitar, mic, my electric pedal kick drum)
- able to handle acoustic/hollow body and electric guitars all
- switchable tweeter or frequency selector: full range for the mic and acoustic guitar, middle and bass for other guitars
- tuner, reverb onboard
- line out 
- loop circuit
- 60 Watt output

The makers think that all gigging guitarists (street, small bar, etc.) play with acoustic guitars when they sing. No one thinks of electric guitar users who need a mic channel either. There is no such amp at the market which offers a compact solution for this above. Now I m planning to buy the Bugera AC60, and I hope I will not blow the double cone speaker away. 
Thank you for your attention

Hello,
Interested to buy the Bugera AC60 amplifier but before I would be glad if you could recommand me a protection cover for this AC60 model and also a portable power supply solution to use it with battery system. (internal adaptation or external solution)

Thanks for your comments and replies,

Regards

Seal20

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Question: How much loop time does the TC-Helicon Harmony V100 Acoustic Amp have? and when will they reach the market? Thanks
Also, if you have a FCB1010 midi foot controller, can it be used as a footswitch for the V100 so I can have a looper "Rec/play" switch as well as a separate loop "stop" switch? Thanks