kmac
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Post by kmac on Jun 20, 2008 18:59:09 GMT -7
Just got mine and have only had a few minutes (tonight) to fool with it and will have to wait until tomorrow to try more, but I am a little concrned with it so far. I get nothing close to a bedroom level. As was recomended, I cranked up the amp and tried to "quiet it" with the air break, but it didnt seem like it was responding as far as tone and volume. Maybe I'm doing something wrong??? Can anyone give me a little insight before I try again tomorrow? Thanks.
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Post by Jan on Jun 20, 2008 20:14:12 GMT -7
Bedroom level may be a fuzzy concept and attenuation can be more difficult to discern in a room as small as a bedroom. However, if you have it connected correctly and you do not hear a noticeable change in volume, something is not right. You asked for a link to the manual in another thread and I posted same. Have a read and make sure everything is correct and let us know if you see, or hear a change.
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Post by kmac on Jun 21, 2008 19:14:18 GMT -7
Hey thanks ! I guess I paniced.......................(two knobs hmmmmm) I took my Maz jr to practice today, turned the volume and master both most of the way up and used the air break and ................................................................................................ my strat sounded awesome !! Thanks for the help Like many have said, it takes time to really get a feel for the Maz and I think I am begining to see the light................
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Post by hwyman on Jun 29, 2008 0:13:53 GMT -7
You can get bedroom level volume with the Airbrake, but not with the volume and master knobs dimed on the amp. Even with the attenuator on bedroom and dialed all the way down, it will still be loud at those settings. Try diming the master and putting the volume at about 10:00 - 12:00 (or vice-versa) with the Airbrake on "Bedroom" and the right knob at about 12:00 - that should get you in the ballpark.
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