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vote_henry Just Startin' 1 posts since
May 26, 2009
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May 26, 2009 6:58 AM

Custom Tones / Feedback problem

I recently got a 15 watts spider III and am because It's new and very different from my past amp (a small starter amp) I don't really know how to work certain parts of it.

 

My first Problem is the feedback. I plug in my guitar (Semi-acoustic Fender 60 - CE) and if I try the crunch setting (easily my favourite) I can play totally normally with the volume up to about 5. If I go past 5 on the volume knobs, i get HEAVY feedback which is just really loud noise. I have tried loads of different methods and none seen to work so help or suggestions would be hugely appreciated. It is not just the guitar as I've tried my electric and that has the same problems.

 

The second problem is probably just my lack of knowledge. Can you create a custom tone on the 15 watt amp / do you have to use a computer?

  • Bluestone Iknowathingortwo 1,194 posts since
    Feb 11, 2007
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    May 26, 2009 8:12 AM (in response to vote_henry)
    Re: Custom Tones / Feedback problem

    Hi

     

    One suggestion...you are maxing your amp out at 5....so it's going to break up a lot more and not sound as good....

     

    An semi-acoustic is going to break up faster as well.....it all a control issue

     

    For the best sounds....you should keep the volume away from max.....maybe somewhere around 2:00..(just a suggestion)

     

    Remember...it's a 15...so there are a few limits to how loud you can get......

     

     

    Also...the 15 isn't PC compatable...but you can save tones....to the channels....

     

     

     

    OM

  • jbermudez Just Startin' 1 posts since
    Apr 4, 2008
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    Oct 2, 2009 9:45 AM (in response to vote_henry)
    Re: Custom Tones / Feedback problem

    Try also using a sound cover. It will keep sound from entering amd reduce feed back

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