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Old 10-20-2011, 09:08 PM
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If my amp has no input clipping indicator, how do I know when my signal is "too hot"? I use a preamp/EQ pedal, but I'm not sure where to set the pedal's output gain, and whether I should be using the "active" pad switch on the amp. Do I just listen for it to get farty? Distorted? Guess?


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If my amp has no input clipping indicator, how do I know when my signal is "too hot"? I use a preamp/EQ pedal, but I'm not sure where to set the pedal's output gain, and whether I should be using the "active" pad switch on the amp. Do I just listen for it to get farty? Distorted? Guess?


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