even after deleting all effects and amps from the signal I get an overdrive like sound, not clean.has anybody gotten a pure clean sound? sounds crappy
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It could be a number of things; perhaps your amp or guitar settings. May I suggest the clean amp effects to enhance and noise canceling as well.
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No, I have used like that for about a year, but if you prefer even a better sound quality, I recommend you to get an Amplifyer. It boost the bass and overall sound clearness.
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Yes, but you'll need to reprogram one of the amp's channel presets (preferably Clean) to get what you want. Select the Clean channel, adjust the Drive and Tone controls to get the sound you like (the default Clean channel preset still has some "dirt" in it), then (important!) press and hold the Clean amp model button on the amp for two seconds. This replaces the built in Clean model with your custom settings.
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I don't know. I don't think I ever installed it. I was looking for a contrast between a high distortion pickup for chords and a "clean" (not really the right adjective) sound of a jazz pickup for solos. That was my intentionat least, I hope I did not confuse you more. Eric S.
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idk, it could be a multiple of things, my guess would be, play one side of the deck and swap the needles to see if it still humms . you need to find out if its the turntable or the mixer first. try to plug in turntable straight into the amp without the mixer to see if it still humms, if so, maybe the red and whites,ground on the turntable are bad.. it could be your main red and white cables from your amp to mixer, check to see if your amp humms without dj setup connected to it, does it humm when your listing in the headphones??, maybe reinstall software.. i know this stuff is a real headache, especially when u pay top dollar for an item like this, goodluck idk, it could be a multiple of things, my guess would be, play one side of the deck and swap the needles to see if it still humms . you need to find out if its the turntable or the mixer first. try to plug in turntable straight into the amp without the mixer to see if it still humms, if so, maybe the red and whites,ground on the turntable are bad.. it could be your main red and white cables from your amp to mixer, check to see if your amp humms without dj setup connected to it, does it humm when your listing in the headphones??, maybe reinstall software.. i know this stuff is a real... » Read More idk, it could be a multiple of things, my guess would be, play one side of the deck and swap the needles to see if it still humms . you need to find out if its the turntable or the mixer first. try to plug in turntable straight into the amp without the mixer to see if it still humms, if so, maybe the red and whites,ground on the turntable are bad.. it could be your main red and white cables from your amp to mixer, check to see if your amp humms without dj setup connected to it, does it humm when your listing in the headphones??, maybe reinstall software.. i know this stuff is a real headache, especially when u pay top dollar for an item like this, goodluck « Show Less
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It's also quite possible that the Volume Pot is not the correct one or is defective and could be why you have to turn it up so high. Was the sound ever distorted? Or was it clean? If you did overdrive the output you might have gotten distortion. But if the sound was clean but low in volume, then it might be the Volume control , preamp setting or output amp.
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If you want the effects on the loop, put it after the fx pedal - it just records whatever you send it - so you could record a loop with effects & then play over it clean, or vice-versa
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I love this little guy but more of an overdrive sound with just the amp. It will take pedals nicely so you could push it into more of a metal sound. Here is a great review that will show you some sounds (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XzDohmkXeJs)
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If I plug this in from my amp to my computer will I have a clean enough signal to use my overdrive? You should be able to play noise (songs etc..) from your computer to your amp. I haven't tried that configuration yet... I have been using my computer as the amp for my guitar/bass..:)
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Yes. I did have a problem with the static noise. A slight movement of the amp make a ringing noise. I couldn't bare that sound so I returned it.
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With a stock 12AX7 preamp tube it starts pushing into overdrive at about 1/3 of a turn. I have replaced mine with a groove tube 12AU7 and it is clean for 3/4 of the gain/volume control.I highly recommend this amp... just try a few tube types or a Jet City Retrovalve to see all that this amp can do.
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Mine had excellent bass from the start...almost too much. It might be your source that is lacking bass.
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I've been trying to use iMic and that Equalizer filter doesn't work. There is a hum throughout all my digital recordings. I tried to purchase the turntable grounding cable from Griffin online but it has been discontinued! I'm trying to find a grounding cable, hoping that this will solve my problem.Maria
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1) is your machine turned on?2) is the volume on the machine turned up?3) is your signal flow correct? (out of machine to in on amp)4) are you using a mono or stereo 1/4"? if so what output did you use?
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Most likely, it's broken... I assume you've put batteries or supplied the pedal with an adapter.The "expression pedal" literally plays the filter or turns it off. Put it on a default distortion setting and then strum the guitar with the pedal pushed all the way forward, then bring it back down. If nothing happens, it's just another piece of junk pedal they've made and sold.
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I use a beringer preamp picked up for $40, the hum went away, it has to do with noisy power from the audio source, not the amplifier.
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Thank you! I finally solved the hum problem by plugging the iMic into "Line Out" on my amplifier instead of directly into my turntable. The hum disappeared! Hope you got your hum solved, too. Maria