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Nothing like leaving the box bare aluminum and calling it "limited edition silver finish!"
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Yup it is. And we're proud of it.
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this sounds like shit
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Avon!
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So I guess they ran out of blue paint that month. They decided to release it unpainted as a limitied run.
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straight or fx loop???
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@ApotheosiZ Yes, you can use this with 18 volts
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Nice demo of sounds andy, but how about telling/showing us viewers what each switch/knob actually does.
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Hey can anybody tell me if it's safe to run this thing at 18V? Because I just got one a few days ago and I wanted it after my distortions so I placed it where my MXR Chorus was (the MXR runs at 18V and the ParaEQ is suppose to be 9) and I forgot to change the DC power brick plug-in to a 9 so I had it running at 18 for about an hour and it was devastating, definitely the heaviest sound I've ever had. Then when I came back I realized I had the voltage wrong, it was clearer but not as brutal after.
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@Eldererr yarp, its avon i believe
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4:20 QoTSA?
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nice demo
By using an EQ pedal and hearing its effect and its use. But strictly in theory I must admit I can't mentally grasp why an EQ pedal is useful.
Shouldn't the guitar amp's treble, bass, mid, EQ be enough to shape the sound? Unless I'm already maxing a frequency on the amp, I don't understand why or how a freq knob on a pedal can be used to change the sound in a way that the amp cannot. Maybe it's a dumb question, or maybe I never fully understood EQ (even though it seems really simple)
macdaddylorenzo 2 years ago
Simple Bass Mid and Treble controls on an amp are no way near as precise as the EQ on the Empress. Also, having it on a pedal means you're not stuck with those settings, especially helpful for extreme EQ shifts.
ProGuitarShopDemos 2 years ago 10