Getting More Out Of My Marshall Amp |
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Getting More Out Of My Marshall Amp |
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May 2 2013, 08:20 AM |
A lot of people use a tube screamer with the drive set a minimum and use the level control to boost the front end of the amp. It helps to give a tighter bass response from the amp and should help beef up your sound. Then you can probably bring your gain on the amp down a little, as too much gain will thin out your sound.
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May 2 2013, 08:41 AM |
love the sound of the Xotic AC Booster pedal
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May 2 2013, 03:54 PM |
A lot of people use a tube screamer with the drive set a minimum and use the level control to boost the front end of the amp. It helps to give a tighter bass response from the amp and should help beef up your sound. Then you can probably bring your gain on the amp down a little, as too much gain will thin out your sound. +1 Too much gain is many times the culprit when going from playing on your own to playing with a band. Also, which pre-amp model are you using? If you're primarily using the 'modern' settings try using the classic or vintage models (plexi?). -------------------- - Ken Lasaine
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