boogie1
Member
Hey, I posted a similar post a couple weeks ago but didn't get a lot of feedback (no pun intended!) on this issue...........
In my quest for Holy Grail Tone, I realized that my sound up close was decent. Yet, when I stepped out about 30 feet, it kind of sucked.
Here's what I am using:
Mesa Boogie Dual Rectifer head
Genz Benz G-flex 2x12 cabinet (lots of bottom end- cabinet has 4 bass ports)
Assorted pedals on pedalboard
Sennheiser E609 mike, miked slightly to side of cone
The thing I am trying to accomplish is to make the sound carry. Last gig I added more highs, took out some lows and added presence and midrange. It was better, but still not enough to put a sh#t-eatin' grin on my face. A buddy of mine suggested replacing pre-amp tubes, said he had the same problem and that solved it for him. (Also uses a Dual Rec....)
The amp is only about a year old and has only been used for gigs. I think it's unlikely a tube is bad, but not impossible. Has anybody had similar issues and have any advice to offer?
In my quest for Holy Grail Tone, I realized that my sound up close was decent. Yet, when I stepped out about 30 feet, it kind of sucked.
Here's what I am using:
Mesa Boogie Dual Rectifer head
Genz Benz G-flex 2x12 cabinet (lots of bottom end- cabinet has 4 bass ports)
Assorted pedals on pedalboard
Sennheiser E609 mike, miked slightly to side of cone
The thing I am trying to accomplish is to make the sound carry. Last gig I added more highs, took out some lows and added presence and midrange. It was better, but still not enough to put a sh#t-eatin' grin on my face. A buddy of mine suggested replacing pre-amp tubes, said he had the same problem and that solved it for him. (Also uses a Dual Rec....)
The amp is only about a year old and has only been used for gigs. I think it's unlikely a tube is bad, but not impossible. Has anybody had similar issues and have any advice to offer?