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Schlieren posted:This thread has convinced me to do just that. Any recommendations for someone who likes what comes out of a clean, hilariously overpowered, Fender-designed guitar amp when using a bass? What is it about the sound you like? Any clips available?
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Most honest ad I've seen in a while - http://philadelphia.craigslist.org/msg/4305932095.html
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Boz0r posted:If I'm in a situation where I can't crank my amp, would getting a separate solid state power amp to throw in the effects loop output be a usable idea? I don't see this as sounding any better than just keeping the volume low, and you'd still need a speaker plugged into the amp's output since there would still be a load on it.
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Smash it Smash hit posted:Decided to run my v4 into an acoustic 320 head. I know I can do it two ways, one running the v4 preamp out into the 320 preamp in or run it into the channel input. The Musicman HD series were solid state pres into tube power amps, this would be the opposite. This would also be a bad idea because you should still have the power amp of the V4 connected to a speaker or otherwise you risk damage.
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Remove the other three screws and just pull the bottom piece of wood off. The head of the screw is what does the majority of the holding, and since that is gone it should come apart easy, and if there's any part of the old screw left sticking out you should be able to remove it with some pliers.
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Southern Heel posted:Loudness Talk!
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What's that little amp on top of the Twins?
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Have you checked the fuse?
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SVT Classic? Mesa M6/M9 Carbine? Preamp into a stereo power amp?
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The grill could be attached with velcro and just needs to be pulled off.
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I have a DC-3 and it sounds fine but is very unreliable. Each channel is completely independent, which is nice having different EQs and reverb settings for clean and drive, but they packed a lot of stuff into a small space and the power section gets flaky. I’ve had it repaired a couple times but the problem eventually comes back. I would have trouble trusting it for a gig and would rather get something basic like a Hot Rod Deluxe and a couple extra pedals to add in the tonal variety.
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