If something doesn't sound quite right, always remember to check your cables.
This week, it seemed as though my amp had a substantial reduction in gain? I was confused because I recently had my amp re-tubed and didn't notice it at the last couple of practices but when I brought the amp home(where I play at much lower volumes) I really noticed a difference. For the hell of it, I decided to try a new guitar cord, even though I heard no issues with my current guitar cord. Well low and behold, new cable= higher gain! I guess my old cable was losing something, but it served me well over the last year and a half.
I think I need to get into the habit of checking my cables more often! :rockon:
This week, it seemed as though my amp had a substantial reduction in gain? I was confused because I recently had my amp re-tubed and didn't notice it at the last couple of practices but when I brought the amp home(where I play at much lower volumes) I really noticed a difference. For the hell of it, I decided to try a new guitar cord, even though I heard no issues with my current guitar cord. Well low and behold, new cable= higher gain! I guess my old cable was losing something, but it served me well over the last year and a half.
I think I need to get into the habit of checking my cables more often! :rockon: