TimmyPage06

TimmyPage06 wrote on Apr 21st, 2008 at 4:26am : The important thing for a good clean channel sound is pretty much volume. The master has to be about 5-8 for the best thickness and warmth. I set my volume to 3-5 (I control volume with the volume rather than master, you lose less warmth that way). Mids at about 5, nice and even. Treble 4-6. Bass at about 6. I always set everything to about 5, then play with it for a slight improvement. You might want to look into retubing it too, the stock tubes aren't the greatest sounding.

I might look into re tubing it, But I can't tell for sure. I'm trying to trade my old gear in for a mexican Strat. and then get new pickups on it. If it's still kinda muddy then I shall Re-tube it for sure. And the amp is self biasing so I can just pop them in and play. Any suggestions about the tubes? I currently have stock ones in them

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Hello there, I see that we have a lot in common. Traynor YCV50 Blue, Ontario. Hey man, can you let me know of some good clean channel settings for the traynor(Using humbuckers)

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