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fechart Just Startin' 74 posts since
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Jul 13, 2012 9:59 AM

Damned Fletcher Munson Curves!

Hello there,

 

I play mostly at bedroom levels, and that´s OK, but sometimes I like to crank my amp a little, when I´m alone at home...

 

All those creamy excellent sounding patches suddenly turn like a can when I raise the volume, and I know this is a well known phenomenon, as the title says...

 

But the question is... is there a general criteria to equalize the low level sounds to keep them sounding good at high volumes? I can see by my experience that for example, treble is raised when you crank the amp, so high level patches need an adjustment on the Highs... but I don´t know exactly which frequencies need to be adjusted.

 

It would be nice to hear some experiences from expert people...

 

Thanks!

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