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First Time Out w/DHA Dirt Just got back from doing a show using my DHA VT2-Twin-Bass for the first time in a band/live setting. It was just as cool as I expected it would be. Now comes the difficult part though. How do I decide when to use my DHA VT2-Twin and when to use my Swell B-Peg? |
Bass >VT2 always on >B-Peg always on:bassist: |
Hmm. That might be a bit much for the blues we play. Given that though, I'm looking forward to running them both simultaneously when we next get together. |
That's some serious pedalage. For real. I got to play my Swell B-Peg after my Swell B-Max and it was so nice. Not too much gain. Just a lot of tube bedazzle. Wish I could afford both. Not enough real estate on my board, either. |
Footprint size is certainly an issue. I really should learn to get "minis" if at all possible, but considering my two favorites are my two largest, how likely is that to happen? |
Just ordered the vt twin bass. What type of tube were shipped with it? Have u tried other tubes? Do you think if u put two different ones in in certain spots ud get different tones? Thanks |
I've not ever had someone read the name(s) of the tubes in my VT2/Twin, but I'm quite certain Dave ships out with EC88s. I've thought about putting a lesser gain in one side, but as yet have not. Quote:
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Well, shoot nman. You caught me at a bad time; I'm experimenting again. Right now though... IP Level floats between 10am & 11am. Blue Gain 4pm Blue & red Levels Cranked all the way. (usually) Red Gain 1pm-1:30pm Red OD 4pm I opted to have the Color taken out; I didn't dig it. I still have both Blue & Red Boosts, but I rarely use them either. Have fun w/it! |
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Any suggestions? |
(sigh) Yeah, well... It could never be considered a quiet unit. As far as what to do about that??? I don't use tweeters and I cut off as much as I can above 6kHz or so. It's still not quiet, but there's no hissing highs. I was told the noise could be from the ps I use, but it's the one I rcv'd from DHA; also, no matter which ps I've used, the noise hadn't changed much. Although I have only tried a few. Sorry I can't be much help here, but I believe the general consensus is that gain through tubes adds noise. |
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A good quality LP filter would cut those highs, or you could always try a parametric eq. |
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Low pass |
Yep. A low Pass filter; a nice brick wall to cut off the highs. That still won't rid all the noise though; just that part which is cut off. |
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