Post by r0lltr41n on Feb 25, 2016 19:35:02 GMT -5
Greetings!
To preface my question, here is a little back story:
I have played a street rod for well over a year. My roommate owns that and a few other amps, and I love the street rod. His is a 2012 (if that makes any difference). So it's fairly broken in, I would assume. I love the amp. The other day, I bought an earthquake devices delay/reverb pedal and hooked up to this amp and it created the most lush overdriven tone I have ever heard. So I bought my own street rod. I found a 2015 online for a steal. It arrived today and I plugged in. It sounds great!!! But it's not as lush. It's more shrill sounding than my roommates. I have them side by side so I can A/B them.
So my question is, with the speaker being very new, how much can I expect it to break in/warm up the future.
Thanks in advance for your replies!!
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To preface my question, here is a little back story:
I have played a street rod for well over a year. My roommate owns that and a few other amps, and I love the street rod. His is a 2012 (if that makes any difference). So it's fairly broken in, I would assume. I love the amp. The other day, I bought an earthquake devices delay/reverb pedal and hooked up to this amp and it created the most lush overdriven tone I have ever heard. So I bought my own street rod. I found a 2015 online for a steal. It arrived today and I plugged in. It sounds great!!! But it's not as lush. It's more shrill sounding than my roommates. I have them side by side so I can A/B them.
So my question is, with the speaker being very new, how much can I expect it to break in/warm up the future.
Thanks in advance for your replies!!
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