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Handguns are cool cause they shoot people :poke: Depends on what end you're on. I prefer the giving end............

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I had the head version for a few years. It just never really did it for me, I tried a few diff cabs, retubed it, boosted it, gigged with it then finally Ebayed it. The tone always seemed a bit brittle. After that I switched to a ROS and that was pretty much the same. Not a bad amp, just not for me. KJR

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Originally posted by DarkIntension :eek: HOLY CRAP!!! I just tried this and it made a world of difference. I used a Mesa DC-5 into a Marshall 1960A, I thought my speakers were sounding kind of harsh too(G12T75's). Here were my setting before turning my cab to the wall. I play metal. Gain: 10(Not very sensitive, have to turn up for it to get heavy) Treble: 3 Mid: 9 Bass:7 Presence:8 Reverb: 3 Output:3 EQ: V Shape with lowered high eq's After: Gain:6 Treble:6 Mid:9 Bass:4 Presence:4 Reverb:0 Output: 4 EQ: Balanced V Shape Settings changed drastically. It sounds 100 times better with it turned to the wall. Thanks kjr44130 !!!! I just started doing that with my steletto. I never did it with the mark iv. I pump so much {censored} thru the stiletto that is not really even a steletto anymore. Anyways, I've been doing the gflex twards the wall and man...what a tone. no hot spots.. perfect...

Try turning you cab to the wall. Experiment.

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