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One of my Marshall’s has a strange issue in that it sounded amazing at the store when I got it and sounds horrible at home. I took it to a local shop to have a tech look at it, thinking possible microphonic tube but I could not replicate the sound-it sounded amazing again. Took it home and again, crappy! A friend took it to his house and said it sounded great.
It sounds great on the Low E, A and D string but on the G and B and high E, it almost sounds like I’m fretting the notes right on the fret, rather than between the frets. That’s the weird over tone I’m getting.
I initially tried a different outlet/room and when that didn’t work, I tried a power conditioner and that didn’t help either. Any suggestions? I’m assuming it’s my house because it doesn’t do this anywhere else. I’ve tried different guitars (Les Pauls, Strats) and they all sound the same through this amp. Although, the single coils sound better that the humbuckers. On my deluxe strat it sounds okay but when I engage the S1 switch it gets worse.
Thanks in advance...
p.s. all of my other amps sound good at home.
It sounds great on the Low E, A and D string but on the G and B and high E, it almost sounds like I’m fretting the notes right on the fret, rather than between the frets. That’s the weird over tone I’m getting.
I initially tried a different outlet/room and when that didn’t work, I tried a power conditioner and that didn’t help either. Any suggestions? I’m assuming it’s my house because it doesn’t do this anywhere else. I’ve tried different guitars (Les Pauls, Strats) and they all sound the same through this amp. Although, the single coils sound better that the humbuckers. On my deluxe strat it sounds okay but when I engage the S1 switch it gets worse.
Thanks in advance...
p.s. all of my other amps sound good at home.