Bare Knuckle Pickups Forum
Forum Ringside => Guitars, Amps and Effects => Topic started by: sgmypod on October 17, 2006, 11:43:18 PM
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Does any one use them, if so are they usefull and make a difference....and what makes to use?
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Do you mean a rack mount one??
I like the rack ones because they have a number of outlet strips on the back that you can use to save having plugboards in the rackcase
The filtered power always seems like a good idea - dont think it has any major effect on tone though
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EVH used a variac to decrease the line voltage to get his famous "brown" sound. Lower voltages cause the power tube (valve) filaments to saturate faster, which can also mean they won't last as long.
When your amp manufacturer designed his amp's soound, he designed it with a certain A/C power. Any different power and the amp will not be up to spec.
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EVH used a variac to decrease the line voltage to get his famous "brown" sound. Lower voltages cause the power tube (valve) filaments to saturate faster, which can also mean they won't last as long.
When your amp manufacturer designed his amp's soound, he designed it with a certain A/C power. Any different power and the amp will not be up to spec.
Very true , but I think we are discussing power conditioners that improve the stability of the mains supply rather than lower or raise its voltage deliberately
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yeah got a extension lead that conditions the power....even the earth...works well
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yeah got a extension lead that conditions the power....even the earth...works well
like the computer ones
Will help but not as much filtering maybe as some of the Furman rack mount conditioners and their ilk maybe
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I thought this was about a hair product. I think Tim uses a power conitioner. How else can you get hair like that?