Boogieman123
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Hi everyone!
I just purchased a lone star classic 1x12 cab... I switched from a fender twin reverb reissue. I love the amp because I feel it is just like the twin except warmer / bassier sounding. However, it's not as smooth as the twin in the sense that it has more pick attack. Instead of the high ends being rolled off, I can hear the attack of the pick (which is a trebly tone). This is comparable to turning up the treble on a twin. And no matter how much I turn down the presence or treble it's still there (and I actually have the treble at about 10-11:00 because turning up the treble doesn't give a harsh tone or change the pick attack. This pick attack doesn't cause me pain(although I'd rather it not be there) until after I've been playing for awhile and my ears get sensitive ( I have slight tinnitus).
I'm wondering if this is normal of the lonestar or whether this could be my specific amp and if I tried another lonestar (which I don't have access to) this tone characteristic might not be there?
Thanks!
I just purchased a lone star classic 1x12 cab... I switched from a fender twin reverb reissue. I love the amp because I feel it is just like the twin except warmer / bassier sounding. However, it's not as smooth as the twin in the sense that it has more pick attack. Instead of the high ends being rolled off, I can hear the attack of the pick (which is a trebly tone). This is comparable to turning up the treble on a twin. And no matter how much I turn down the presence or treble it's still there (and I actually have the treble at about 10-11:00 because turning up the treble doesn't give a harsh tone or change the pick attack. This pick attack doesn't cause me pain(although I'd rather it not be there) until after I've been playing for awhile and my ears get sensitive ( I have slight tinnitus).
I'm wondering if this is normal of the lonestar or whether this could be my specific amp and if I tried another lonestar (which I don't have access to) this tone characteristic might not be there?
Thanks!