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hopkinWFG
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Hi folks just wondering does anybody here secretly changes his/hers to 4ohm instead? Goes it make the amp less compressed? And more immediate?
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Philhouse
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I do on the VH4 and it does. Shhh.
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hopkinWFG
Well-known member
Hi @Philhouse will it get noisier (white noise) when ya tap the NFB to 4ohm?I do on the VH4 and it does. Shhh.
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Philhouse
Well-known member
Nah, I didn't notice any. I love it. Only took 30 secs to move the wire on the VH4 and it's easily reversable. I've not had any issues since changing it.
Maybe @Leo Diezel could comment on whether it's detrimental or ok?
Maybe @Leo Diezel could comment on whether it's detrimental or ok?
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Leo Diezel
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At same master level it will have more overall volume and it will be even more open.
Noise wise should be pretty much the same at same output volume!
Noise wise should be pretty much the same at same output volume!
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hopkinWFG
Well-known member
@Leo Diezel i know you you guys opposes in doing any modifications... but i see few of the highpass filter capacitors soldered on some resistors on the Diezel MK2... if i didnt wanna touch the NFB is there any HPF caps i can remove on the board like making the mids more marshally ? hehe..