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Thanks, that clarifies a bit.

Upon reading up a little more on the Fender DRRI, I'm a little confused about which tubes drive the reverb circuit. The 12AX7 I had mentioned before only made noise when tapped while the reverb circuit was engaged, however I have read that it is one of the 12AT7 tubes that drives the circuit...

As far as I can tell, the problem is coming from two of the four 12AX7 tubes in the preamp, one of which was the "industrial grade" tube he put in. The tube that was initially in the socket for the reverb circuit will occaisionally microphonically feed back when tapped. Swapping the tubes...

I just spent a couple minutes poking around with a pencil eraser, and here's what I've come up with: Tapping on one tube is very audible through the speaker of the amp. One more is only slightly audible. Another is microphonic, but makes a warbly sound when tapped and is only audible when the...

I recently had one of the preamp tubes replaced because it was making a high-pitched whine while I was playing. The guy who replaced it put some industrial brand tube in though, unfortunately (Pro/Comm). I'm wondering if I should just replace all the preamp tubes. Could a bad preamp tube be...

I think you misunderstood me. When I say I have the volume at 4 or 5, I don't mean 4 or 5 o'clock. I mean 4 or 5 out of 10. I'm not diming the amp. Nor do I consider a reverb setting of 2 out of 10 to be "high reverb."

I bought my first tube amp, a Fender Deluxe Reverb RI, a little while ago, and I'm having a couple problems with it. First, whenever a turn up the volume past a certain point (around 4-5 for humbuckers, 5-6 for single coils) and turn my guitar's volume on full or play hard so a lot of signal...

Yeah, because a low-quality, mono youtube video is totally an accurate sample of their sound. Mike: https://homerecording.com/bbs/showthread.php?t=261264 Plenty of tasty info in that I can't be arsed to retype.

Thanks for the responses. I've been lurking in the forum for a while and this is my first legitimate question. I'm guessing swabs would work better than the pads because the cassette heads are considerably smaller than the reel-to-reel heads. But I'll give both a try. How often do you...

It sounds like you're having very rough sex with a barn animal a quarter way into the track. I stopped listening.

I just picked up my first piece of recording gear, a good-condition Tascam 688. The guy I bought it from included a set of Roland DM-10 monitors and a couple pairs of monitoring headphones. He also gave me some blank tapes, although they're unlabeled and I'm not sure if they're the right kind...

Considering how he said he's recording a grand piano and not a keyboard, I'd say no.

Gotcha. We had been doing that before, but it's sort of hard to control sometimes when there's a lot of sudden movements. Oh well. Thanks.

This isn't quite a recording question, but since I don't know of any live sound forums... I'm helping with sound reinforcement with my school's musical, and we're using wireless lav mics usually placed on actors' heads. I've noticed that when two strong-voiced performers face each other and...

Based on that example (mainly the acoustic guitar), I found the e845 gives a little too much low end, but still sounded nice. Nothing a little fiddling couldn't take care of. SM57 was my favorite tone for the instrument out of the whole lot. Of course, those few examples aren't the best...

Jack White: Fender Twin Reverb, some 100-watt 6x10 Silvertone amp, old Airline single-coil guitar, Kay hollow-body guitar, Big Muff Pi, Whammy pedal, EH POG, MXR Micro-Amp. Just remember that even with the correct gear, you still have to go through a long time of fiddling with all the various...

From what I've heard, the older ones are all black and the newer ones have silver on one side. Though I may be wrong.

My point was that I've heard a huge variety of opinions on the mic, the silver version included. It may just be that the manufacturer is very inconsistent with their production. I dunno. Some people say it sounds too thin, some people say it's an excellent mic (specifically talking about the...

I'm not ripping on the 609, but I've seen a lot of people report that the e609 can be too tinny and thin at times, and that the sm57 has more of the low end presence to it. But then I also see just the opposite, like from your thread. It all really comes down to how you use them, what other...

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