How to make a sound (How to use an amplifier)

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How to make a sound (How to use an amplifier)

Basic amplifier usage

Make sure the volume is down and turn on the power.

Tube amps are also divided into power and standby.
In this case, turn on the power → wait for a while → then turn on standby; and when turning off, turn off in the order of standby → power.

Connect the guitar.
Please be sure to connect in the order of guitar → amp.

Adjust the tone and volume.

[Reference] How to put out the sound-equalizer-

Here are some typical controls.

PRESENCE：Final high-range adjustment
RESONANCE (Resonance)：Final bass adjustment
VOLUME：Final volume control
TREBLE：Treble adjustment
MID (middle)：Adjust the midrange
BASS (bass)：bass adjustment
GAIN：adjust the degree of distortion

How to put out sound-equalizer edition-

There are a lot of people who are having trouble making good sounds with the amp. But there are no rules. So first of all, it will be good to understand the role of each tone control of the amp and then search for your favorite sound. Here are some basic setting examples.

The sound creation is the adjustment of the equalizer that determines the tone. Generally there are three tone controls: TREBLE, MIDDLE, and BASS.

Control type	Efficacy and points
TREBLE (HIGH) / high frequency adjustment	The contour of the sound is clear. If you increase it too much, it will be a disgusting sound.
MIDDLE (MID) / midrange adjustment	Sound loss will be improved upon. If it is applied too much, the outline of the sound will be blurry.
BASS (LOW) / Low range adjustment	It will be a fat sound. If you increase it too much, the sound will be muddy.
PRESENCE / Ultra high frequency correction	It is used when you want to make the sound stand out or to improve on the loss of sound. If you raise it too much, it will sound tinny.

Clean

Arpeggio sound

It will be a glittering sound when you raise the highs.

BASS 6/MIDDLE 5/TREBLE 8sample sound

Jazz sound

If you want to make a jazzy sound, the point is to lower the high frequency and raise the mid / low frequency. Let's squeeze the tone control on the guitar side to your liking.

BASS 8/MIDDLE 5/TREBLE 4sample sound

Cutting sound

It is often used in settings that make the contours clearer, and it is also important to pick sharply.

BASS 8/MIDDLE 6/TREBLE 8sample sound

Crunch

Bluesy sound

I recommend the clear sound of the core which emphasized the mid range.

BASS 6/MIDDLE 8/TREBLE 6sample sound

Lead

“Don Shari” (flying lead) sound

Anyway, it is a setting that makes the outline clear. If you lower the middle range, the outline will be clear, but if you lower it too much the sound will be empty, so be careful.

BASS 10/MIDDLE 5/TREBLE 10sample sound