Warm tone...
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St_Genesius
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Re: Warm tone...
The BJ is pretty fat if you want it to be and the top end always sounded very "round" to me. I'd call it warm, yeah. I'd also call it superior to a Classic 30 in most ways. And by "most ways" I mean "all ways, but I'm attempting not to step on the toes of peopel who love the Classic 30." Oh wait...did I just give away my code?
The BJ is pretty fat if you want it to be and the top end always sounded very "round" to me. I'd call it warm, yeah. I'd also call it superior to a Classic 30 in most ways. And by "most ways" I mean "all ways, but I'm attempting not to step on the toes of peopel who love the Classic 30." Oh wait...did I just give away my code?
Re: Warm tone...
yes it is, i use mine at probably half my gigs. its nice cause you can really crank it and it isnt overly loud, its plenty loud but you wont blow peoples ear drums.
for a warmer tone, either turn down the treble or up the mids and bass. on my jr i run all the eq full up
yes it is, i use mine at probably half my gigs. its nice cause you can really crank it and it isnt overly loud, its plenty loud but you wont blow peoples ear drums.
for a warmer tone, either turn down the treble or up the mids and bass. on my jr i run all the eq full up
Gamera
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Re: Warm tone...
I suppose it depends on your definition of "warm." But there's an interesting thread on the FDP that has 2 Strat tone samples. One's a MIM and one's a MIA. The overwhelming concensus seems to be the MIA has a warmer, more modern tone while the MIM has a more vintage tone. And in my head I simplify that even further by saying vintage = trebly twang, modern = more bass and "fatness." If you still can't get the warmth you're looking for maybe consider a pickup change.
Here's the FDP thread
Twitch said:
I suppose it depends on your definition of "warm." But there's an interesting thread on the FDP that has 2 Strat tone samples. One's a MIM and one's a MIA. The overwhelming concensus seems to be the MIA has a warmer, more modern tone while the MIM has a more vintage tone. And in my head I simplify that even further by saying vintage = trebly twang, modern = more bass and "fatness." If you still can't get the warmth you're looking for maybe consider a pickup change.
Here's the FDP thread
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