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<blockquote data-quote="Safe_Cracker" data-source="post: 4173162" data-attributes="member: 577889"><p>Newer amps implement what would be called a remote gain attenuator, it is capable of reducing the gain from the master setting, knob on amp. Now if you look there is in fact a bass boost knob next to that one on the amp which introduces usually up +18db/octave boost centered around a standard 40hz. Now using the knob to control the gain is totally acceptable in fact I recommend it especially for trained ears for reducing on certain recordings. Adding to much of the introduced 40hz bass boost will indeed cause clipping and should be avoided at all costs. Just go to the bass boost knob on your amp and place it at zero. Polo..</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Safe_Cracker, post: 4173162, member: 577889"] Newer amps implement what would be called a remote gain attenuator, it is capable of reducing the gain from the master setting, knob on amp. Now if you look there is in fact a bass boost knob next to that one on the amp which introduces usually up +18db/octave boost centered around a standard 40hz. Now using the knob to control the gain is totally acceptable in fact I recommend it especially for trained ears for reducing on certain recordings. Adding to much of the introduced 40hz bass boost will indeed cause clipping and should be avoided at all costs. Just go to the bass boost knob on your amp and place it at zero. Polo.. [/QUOTE]
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