Is the plug to emulate tube type distortion?Do you use the diode mod plug?
If the Ashley effects out to the SWR effects receive sound the Best, I'd stop using the diode mod plug.
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Is the plug to emulate tube type distortion?Do you use the diode mod plug?
The SWR has an fx mix knob. I keep that on 10 when running the Ashly into it’s fx receive. That disables the SWR’s preamp, so there’s no stacking.
Doesn’t sound like tube type distortion to me. It gets fairly thick and furry.Is the plug to emulate tube type distortion?
If the Ashley effects out to the SWR effects receive sound the Best, I'd stop using the diode mod plug.
I enjoy using a preamp into a headi was unable to find my old thread where this was explained to me. I simply want to connect my Ashly preamp to my SWR head. It’s my understanding this disables the preamp section of the SWR, using it only to power the Ashly.
The plug that’s inserted in the fx send is the diode distortion mod for this SC-40 preamp.
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I enjoy using a preamp into a head
I go out of my Furman into any input on my trusty old Kustom 200.
Goes from sounding weak/anemic to sounding respectably awesome .
Enjoy and Keep us posted
The diode mod is too harsh.Doesn’t sound like tube type distortion to me. It gets fairly thick and furry.