Question for T/D Module Owners

Zaphod B

Zaphod B

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Hey, all -

I've seen the discussions about the T/D module and it seems that some of you are having a hard time getting it dialed in when the D channel is set up right.

Is it that the T channel is too clean, or that the EQ is difficult to get right in conjunction with the D channel?

I'm trying to decide on my module configuration.

Thanks!
 
I actually really like the Twin side of the T/D module.

You just need to crank the channel volume on it to match the output for the other gain modules, just like a 2 channel amp.

I think Jeff said to set your volume settings on the T/D and base everything else off of that.
 
I never had any problem balancing channel volumes at all. The gain on the T can go very high without distorting. With my setup, I didn't have any issues balancing bass at all.

I think the T/D is actually a great module. the ONLY reason I had mine modded to a D/D was because I wanted ot be able to use the D side in my RM20, which can only acces ChA of the dual modules.

I have to disagree with Matt. The D side is definitely not "muddy". It's just not that british-flavored upper-midrangey crunch that the BMAN has. It's more of that bluesy, swampy (in a good way) american style breakup. Which is what it's supposed to do. In short, it sounds like it's supposed to.
 
In Matt's defense, he just naturally prefers bright, punchy tones. He's not a fan of dark tones, or of lots of bass. I'm more of a fan of darker, warm tones, and I don't use NEARLY the amount of treble that he does. Which would explain perfectly why he doesn't like the D side, but I do.

And this is the beauty of the modular system. You don't like a channel - you buy a different module. bam. :thumbsup:
 
RockStarNick":1k07jsj1 said:
In Matt's defense, he just naturally prefers bright, punchy tones. He's not a fan of dark tones, or of lots of bass. I'm more of a fan of darker, warm tones, and I don't use NEARLY the amount of treble that he does. Which would explain perfectly why he doesn't like the D side, but I do.

And this is the beauty of the modular system. You don't like a channel - you buy a different module. bam. :thumbsup:
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Yeah this is definitely true!
 
EWSEthan":27uetejw said:
RockStarNick":27uetejw said:
In Matt's defense, he just naturally prefers bright, punchy tones. He's not a fan of dark tones, or of lots of bass. I'm more of a fan of darker, warm tones, and I don't use NEARLY the amount of treble that he does. Which would explain perfectly why he doesn't like the D side, but I do.

And this is the beauty of the modular system. You don't like a channel - you buy a different module. bam. :thumbsup:
Click to expand...

Yeah this is definitely true!
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Funny thing...is that if Matt likes bright / punchy tones...that would lend me to think that he'd like the T/D more. But that's me :)

Eric
 
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