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@ibanezman007 I believe that 10watt speakers are more detailed and articulate with low watt amps like the KA
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STOP CALLING DOUG OLD!
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@McNugget94 Because he is a ROCKIN!
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old dude rips
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Nice video !!!
SEE THIS:
Turn Radio into Guitar Amp:
youtube.com/watch?v=YHfoON7ukS
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@dewere641 The amount of output watts is the thing that makes the difference. Even a 5 watt amp needs about a 20 watt speaker. So the 10-uator can probably handle 20 watts of input power.
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Grannys jammin
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Hey anyone know if the 10-uator would work on a 6watt tube amp? the 5 watt version. would the extra 1 watt not do?
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The idea behind an attenuator is to get "cranked amp tone at manageable volume levels", not to intentionally alter the tone. I have used it, and it changes the tone in a way that makes the sound farty and muffled in comparison to the original tone. Then again, I use single-ended amps almost exclusively, and I only play through cabinets made of solid wood, so maybe I am just too discerning, and my ears pick up what a listener's ears might not hear on my CD.
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All attenuators will change the tone to some degree but I think the 10-uator is better than most at maintaining the original tone. Changing the direction the speaker is pointing or altering the distance from the floor or the relative humidity or how many beers you have had all modify the tone. The idea behind all modifications is to change the tone, hopefully in a good way.
the new york amp show is at somebody's house?
stymye 3 years ago 19
Why has he got his gran playing for him?
McNugget94 3 years ago 9