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Old 02-10-2008, 07:26 PM
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Bass to amp problem

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Hi, guys, first post/thread here. I've got some questions to ask. Basically,when i play my fender jazz at home through a MXR bass DI and in to my home bass amp(EQ settings on amp at 12o'clock) i love the tone that comes out of it.
But when i take my bass and play it at this other place where the setup is that from my bass--->MXR XLR output--->probably the soundboard--->monitors,it sounds like crap, everything becomes muddy, and my bass starts to sound as if its 'quacking'. So for that night i played it through the MXR but with the effect turned off(basically using it as a normal DI) it sounded much better but still not the tone that i got at home, and when i play it without the DI effect on i basically lose 45% of my volume and so i was inaudible for the night.
Previously on my other bass this problem nvr happened,it only happened with my fender jazz.Any help?
Thanks y'all
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Old 02-10-2008, 11:15 PM
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Right off the cuff: sounds like an impedance mis-match. Keep experimenting, you'll find that correct combination of gear/settings for a great, consistant tone.
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Old 02-11-2008, 05:54 PM
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OK, thanks lots!!
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