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Post subject: Re: Gigging with M3's HORRIBLE FOH using effects out
Posted: Thu Apr 10, 2014 8:39 pm
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yes, very helpful posts Mr. Baker, thanks. :D

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Post subject: Re: Gigging with M3's HORRIBLE FOH using effects out
Posted: Fri Apr 11, 2014 9:48 pm
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after reading about the symptoms (fizzy, brittle sound going from fx-send to PA) I have a suggestion to make.

Mustang amps include speakers that are not flat response. In particular the Celestions used on M3 and M4 are good guitar speakers, and as such, essentially they cut everything above 3 - 4 khz, which include the brittle , hizzing, fizzing sound you talk about. When you go thru the fx-send to the PA and then to flat response speakers, you experience those unfiltered hizzing - fuzzing noises in all their glory :)

What I did to correct for this situation was to get a cheap EQ pedal and put it between the fx-send on the mustang and the PA input, then adjusted the EQ to mimic the best I could the frequency response of the mustang speakers, which is:

100 Hz = 0db
200 Hz = +4db
400 hz = +5db
800 hz = +4db
1600 hz = 0db
3200 hz = -4db
6400 hz = -6db

this way I get a very similar response thru the PA as I got from the mustang speaker itself


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