Interested in Yngwie's amps setting?

[yngzaklynch]

Don't know if you guys have seen these...

http://users.tkk.fi/~janderso/yjmdsl.jpg
http://users.tkk.fi/~janderso/yjmplexi.jpg
http://users.tkk.fi/~janderso/yjmvm.jpg

 

[megamike]

he doesnt seem to like bass

 

[ratter]

I notice a trend with the volume.

 

[Digital Jams]

So he plays the low sens input huh???? I would have thought for sure he was jumpering that shit.

 

[ratter]

That's the high input...didn't you get a owner's manual with that plexi?

 

[Digital Jams]

I had to download it

Ah shit, ok I have mine set up like this................

The most common way of doing this is to plug your guitar into the top (high sensitivity) input of Channel I
and then run a short ‘jumper’ guitar cable (i.e. a screened cable) from the Channel I’s bottom (low
sensitivity) input to the top (high sensitivity) input of Channel II. (fig. 1)

I told everyone I was new with these

 

[degenaro]

I had to download it

Ah shit, ok I have mine set up like this................

The most common way of doing this is to plug your guitar into the top (high sensitivity) input of Channel I
and then run a short ‘jumper’ guitar cable (i.e. a screened cable) from the Channel I’s bottom (low
sensitivity) input to the top (high sensitivity) input of Channel II. (fig. 1)

I told everyone I was new with these

Stop right there buddy...most folks I know out grow jumpering inputs and just use the bright input. Why? Becuase there's some weird phase shit happening when jumpering. Try it out.

 

[70strathead]

I had to download it

Ah shit, ok I have mine set up like this................

The most common way of doing this is to plug your guitar into the top (high sensitivity) input of Channel I
and then run a short ‘jumper’ guitar cable (i.e. a screened cable) from the Channel I’s bottom (low
sensitivity) input to the top (high sensitivity) input of Channel II. (fig. 1)

I told everyone I was new with these

Stop right there buddy...most folks I know out grow jumpering inputs and just use the bright input. Why? Becuase there's some weird phase shit happening when jumpering. Try it out.

totally agree. I've also used the left high channel 1 but completely take the presence off unless im playing a les paul or humbucking strat. in regards to Yngwie Amp setting, i'm told he change sthese settings depending on the venue acoustics.

 

[stephen sawall]

+1 on the bright. That is the input ...

 

[Vrad]

So he plays the low sens input huh???? I would have thought for sure he was jumpering that shit.

That's bright high input. Jumping the channels would bring in the normal. It doesn't really add gain.

 

[PeteLaramee]

I'll try those DSL setting tonight. Something tells me I'm not going to like them.

 

[Digital Jams]

I had to download it

Ah shit, ok I have mine set up like this................

The most common way of doing this is to plug your guitar into the top (high sensitivity) input of Channel I
and then run a short ‘jumper’ guitar cable (i.e. a screened cable) from the Channel I’s bottom (low
sensitivity) input to the top (high sensitivity) input of Channel II. (fig. 1)

I told everyone I was new with these

Stop right there buddy...most folks I know out grow jumpering inputs and just use the bright input. Why? Becuase there's some weird phase shit happening when jumpering. Try it out.

I thought that the two channels were "in phase" and the reason that you could jumper the two channels?

Till I score a hotplate my time with the amp is limited in regards to power tube distorion.

 

[nickname009]

oddly enough when I jam at an hourly room my DSL settings are nearly the same. Though my tone shift isn't enabled, the deep IS with the bass at 1-2, is the tone shift enabled in that pic? I can't even see it!