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Santiall
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to be honest with you guys, I haven't tried any valve to lower the gain... feel free to experiment. I'd start changing V2 to see if there is enough gain reduction.
ejecta
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Yeah I was thinking that there is a good chance that might happen so it may not work. But you never know till you try. Didnt get a chance to try the clean set up that way because I have an animation project on my plate right now that I need to turn on the side from my full time job. So times limited but next month I dont have anything scheduled so my income will drop a for next month but Im going to get alot of playing done!
Greazygeo":909fc said:
Yeah I was thinking that there is a good chance that might happen so it may not work. But you never know till you try. Didnt get a chance to try the clean set up that way because I have an animation project on my plate right now that I need to turn on the side from my full time job. So times limited but next month I dont have anything scheduled so my income will drop a for next month but Im going to get alot of playing done!
The Big Snit
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you're killing me!
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yes, you may say that. I am the responsible of the switching delays, the pops, the low gain, lack of dynamics, the feedback... let's see what's next
Obviously there is a bunch of other colleagues in the drawing office, p. engineering, production etc etc making sure that the amps we design reach the customer and we are all very happy of the feedback we are having (of curse people's feedback, not the JVM feedback problem
you're killing me!
thiswaythatway
Well-known member
This has to be a first ever in the history of amplification. People want want to swap tubes for LESS gain! What's the world coming to?
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Glimpse
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People have moved from Marshall to amps like Peaveys, Engls, Mesas, Bogner, VHTs, etc. not soley to have a different sounding amp, but for the shear amount of gain in those amps. Now those same people are trying to lower the gain from a Marshall. Oh the irony lol!
ejecta
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Ive never been into uber high gain and never said that I was. But that said, this amp has way too much gain.... period. Why me wanting to knock it down to where I make the full range more usable is funny I'll never know. :?
Gainfreak
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It's funny because it took Marshall over 20 + years to make a stock marshall that someone could say has to much gain!! Every Marshall that I have played since the late 70's has needed a pedal in front of it to get a decent amount of gain for metal. In my experiances, I would rather have to much then not enough !!
ejecta":5ccbb said:
It's funny because it took Marshall over 20 + years to make a stock marshall that someone could say has to much gain!! Every Marshall that I have played since the late 70's has needed a pedal in front of it to get a decent amount of gain for metal. In my experiances, I would rather have to much then not enough !!
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