Ive tried it with all 4 of my axes and there is something about low DCR pickups that when you adjust the Input
It changes, but it shouldn't so
My G string is the first one to clip. (Don't remember which particular note.) I thought that was odd.The humbuckers may be hotter in the lows but have a flatter frequency peak.
My G string is the first one to clip
I must be old, cuz I really didn't even catch that.
I definitely never ran a knock off Strat through a Metal Zone directly into an old Kustom PA system as my main rig.
I keep coming back to the 2x12 Bassman dyna-cab.
It’s got a bit more focus and punch but still some good depth in the low end, and I like how the top end smooths things out just a little. I’m finding it a killer combo with the JCM800
Ive tried it with all 4 of my axes and there is something about low DCR pickups that when you adjust the Input
It changes, but it shouldn't so
Recorded a snippet with Instrument A/D Sensitivity at 5 different settings: 5%, 25%, 50%, 75% and 100% (no clipping). Sounds the same:
For the record, we're talking about the A/D Sensitivity control, right (far left)? Not the Input 1 Gain control at the far right.
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For me it was MIM Strat -> Vox Distortion Booster -> Crate GX-15
I keep coming back to the 2x12 Bassman dyna-cab.
It’s got a bit more focus and punch but still some good depth in the low end, and I like how the top end smooths things out just a little. I’m finding it a killer combo with the JCM800
Recorded a snippet with Instrument A/D Sensitivity at 5 different settings: 5%, 25%, 50%, 75% and 100%. They sound the same.
EDIT: there are some minor changes in the graphs between the different sensitivity settings, don't know why (no clipping warning appeared).
For the record, we're talking about the A/D Sensitivity control, right (far left)? Not the Input 1 Gain control at the far right.
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Yes Input Instrument (on the Right)
Yes I was Joking lolOn the left...