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method for cutting highly intrusive or severely
problematic sounds such as feedback, excessive
booming & body handling noise, background rumble,
honky upper mid range or muddy lower mids
First try the Notch Filter on what seems to be the most
problematic frequency spectrum leaving the other EQ
controls at their centre position. Here are a few potential
strategies
10.4.1 How to sweep out unwanted low end Bass
i) Set the NOTCH Frequency Rotary Pot ACW well below
useful tonal range of instrument or fully ACW
ii) Set the NOTCH-Q knob close to or fully ACW
iii) With the NOTCH Switch selected for channel, adjust
the NOTCH-Q Width control from its minimum ACW
setting slowly turning CW while listening to the amplified
low strings until the tone of the low strings starts to thin
out and clarify as required. Re-balance both controls
slightly in order to fine tune the maximum amount of cut
and the roll off point according to what sounds best
10.4.2 Excessive or problematic heavy Midrange:
Set NOTCH-Q and NOTCH Frequency controls around
middle of dial and then, whilst listening to the amplified
sound, adjust the NOTCH frequency control to find where
the cut is most effective. Increase or reduce the
NOTCH-Q control until the problematic frequency is
minimised without taking more useful tone than is
necessary
10.4.3. Feedback Peak / Spikes & Feedback :
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