Sonic Idiot
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I've got an RNLA. I like the flavor it adds to the signal. But it generates a curious fuzz when signal is present (like direct guitar). At first I thought it was broke. Then I did some research and concluded it's my own ignorance for not knowing how to use it. So I dialed up a stetting that doesn't buzz. But this setting, it seems, must remain static! If I deviate from it, the buzz returns. I can see it buzzing when not set properly, but I assumed much more wiggle room between success and failure. What's the point of having knobs if turning them produces buzz?
So I'm in the dark a bit but, my ignorance is still the prime suspect. Can someone explain what the threshold function of a leveling amp serves? Attack and Release? Is it possible the RNLA is busted? Is it not meant to be used on direct electric guitar/bass?
A bit about the buzz: it is a low level fuzz that clearly follows the attack of the instrument - it disippates as the volume declines.
Thanks.
So I'm in the dark a bit but, my ignorance is still the prime suspect. Can someone explain what the threshold function of a leveling amp serves? Attack and Release? Is it possible the RNLA is busted? Is it not meant to be used on direct electric guitar/bass?
A bit about the buzz: it is a low level fuzz that clearly follows the attack of the instrument - it disippates as the volume declines.
Thanks.