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Dunwich Amplification General Discussion
- Thread starter socialleper
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- Feb 16, 2008
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- John K Custom Basses
the trimpots control the mid and bass frequencies. it's safe but i'd make a note of the original settings before you attempt to adjust them.
I got my email… and will now be $275 richer… in the distortion pedal department that is.
Took the plunge as well, nice attention from Seth for his existing customers.
Hondo Felder posted a quick run through of the Parabellum:
That sounds great! Too bad I have no space available on my board at the moment...
Hondo did a twitch stream last night too where he put it through the paces...it's gets pretty gnarly.
The Hondo Felder video makes me glad I jumped on board.
Looks like it could be a mighty fine gig companion, some secret sauce on-boarding very different flavours, as easy to recall as a flick of a switch. Seems it hits right what i was looking for, low-gain OD to nastier distorsion able to cut through and adding something different to my thickened and slightly saturated always-on tones. Can't wait !
I’ve got a big box Wizard and it’s generating a lot of white noise or static. I’ve tried a few cable swaps and power supply changes, but it is still being noisy. Anyone here have thoughts on what could be causing it or what could cure it? I’m thinking I need to send it to Magic for a tune up, but figured I’d start here.
This may well be oxidation. Try some exercising, the I/O jacks and the rotary Depth pot.
