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How To Hot Rod Your Fender Amp Modifying Your Amplifier For Magical Tone First Jeffrey Falla

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How To Hot Rod Your Fender Amp Modifying Your Amplifier For Magical Tone First Jeffrey Falla
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Publisher: Voyageur Press
File Extension: PDF
File size: 107.86 MB
Pages: 184
Author: Jeffrey Falla, Aurora Johnson
ISBN: 9780760338476, 0760338477
Language: English
Year: 2011
Edition: First

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How To Hot Rod Your Fender Amp Modifying Your Amplifier For Magical Tone First Jeffrey Falla by Jeffrey Falla, Aurora Johnson 9780760338476, 0760338477 instant download after payment.

This guidebook shows owners and dreamers the basics of getting the best sound possible out of their Fender amp with simple and advanced modifications. These include essential and fundamental tips like selecting tubes, capacitors, pots, and other electronic equipment, as well as biasing and setting up your amp. It also covers great hot-rodding enhancements to give you the tone of the pros at your fingertips, such as making one channel into an overdrive channel, modifying tone controls, making one channel either a Marshall or Vox channel (changing preamp and tone arrangement—not a permanent, destructive mod), building splitter boxes to run two amps simultaneously, creating splitter speaker setups within one amp, building the perfect gig amp (something light and portable, but with big sound, like an early Mesa Boogie), and more.

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