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I've got a setup kinda like yours with my Synology server, and I've been rolling with SuiteCRM for handling all my CRM stuff. It's sweet 'cause it's open-source, meaning you can tweak it however you like, and it runs like a dream on Synology.

Yeah, you could totally add an effects loop to your Artisan 15 if you want. I'd say hit up some local guitar techs or amp experts around you. They'll know the deal and can probably hook you up with what you need.

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So, about those red lights turning on when you play loud or hit a chord, that's normal for amps like yours. It just means it's adjusting to the louder sounds. I also tried some JJ tubes in the preamp part of my amp, and they made everything sound warmer without messing up the clear sounds, which cou...

It sounds pretty solid, but yeah, the volume can get a bit loud. I usually tweak the settings tho.

What worked for me is tweaking the settings on Architect and then hitting the Save button – that'll let you save your sound to a channel. And yep, the included pedal can help you switch between clean and distorted with just a tap.

Since tubes are out of the equation and it's still acting up, maybe check the power supply components? Caps or resistors might be throwing a tantrum. Could also be a faulty transformer.

That "wah" thing on high gain sounds annoying. I had a similar issue with my rig before, and messing with the mid's did help a bit, but like you said, it messes with the vibe. Tried messing with the EQ settings overall?

I had a similar experience with a different controller, where the toggle function acted more like a momentary switch. What worked for me was double-checking the controller's manual for specific settings and also ensuring that the MIDI mapping in Ableton was correctly configured for toggle behaviour....