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Topic: Amp Settings Session 400 Limited |
Olaf Wiese
From:
Near Berlin, Germany
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Posted 3 Dec 2008 1:59 pm |
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Hi fellow players,
i need some advice for amp setting. i have a session 400 limited, guitar emmons d10 p/p, Hilton pedal. i do a search here, but everything tinker confused me even more. and also the tinker i do 
any advice is welcome. thanks for looking. olaf |
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Paul Wade
From:
mundelein,ill
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Posted 3 Dec 2008 3:22 pm session 400
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here what i used to have
1 vol 3-4
2 presence 8-10
3 treble 4-5
4 mid 3-4
5 shift 8-9
6 bass 8-10
7 reverb 4-7
8 sensitivity 9-10
hope this helps
p.w |
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Brad Issendorf
From:
Lake City, Minnesota
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Posted 3 Dec 2008 6:19 pm
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Olaf, for what its worth, heres the way that I am currently setting mine when I use it. Into the high gain jack I set gain at 6, low at 6, mid at 0 and shift at 6 but it doesn't matter with mid at 0, high at -6, presence at about 3, sensitivity at 7 and reverb at 4. One thing that I do differently that others do or may not do is that I use a rack mounted delay unit and get signal for it from preamp out and return it in the power amp in. It is about a 350 ms delay with probably 90% original signal with about 10% delay being added before being sent to the power amp. I probably am wrong in doing it this way, but I like it. 
I should also note that I usually use this with an MSA Legend and Hilton pedal. When I play my maple 1975 MSA Classic with this same set up, the results are different, as with most any guitar would be.
Brad
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06 MSA Legend or 75 MSA Maple Classic, Goodrich 120, Lemay preamp, with Profex II through Peavey Classic 50/50 through 1 Nashville 115e. |
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Olaf Wiese
From:
Near Berlin, Germany
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Posted 4 Dec 2008 1:02 pm
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Paul and Brad,
thanks for reply. I will try it on the weekend and let you know. Olaf |
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Olaf Wiese
From:
Near Berlin, Germany
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Posted 9 Dec 2008 12:36 pm
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| Sent PM to Paul and e-mail to Brad. Thanks |
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