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10-09-2019 04:41 AM
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Originally Posted by Jorge_70
Last edited by KirkP; 10-21-2019 at 02:32 PM.
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Originally Posted by KirkP
Of course KirkP!.
The rhythm switch is quite useful for me at least. The difference when activated is remarkable.
For example, when you are at considerable volume of the amp and you play for example Gipsy-style rhythm or swing hitting the strings with energy (with the switch in “solo” mode) the bass escapes and does not offer a definite sound (is more electric, perfect for solos, but not for rhythms). When you do the same with the rhythm switch activated you can hit the strings more hard and you get odvious more clarity of every note you play. It is a more flatter sound, with less punch and less bass, but more acoustic and woody-organic sound.
I like this and it is perfect to accompany in swing rhythms and what I play most, western bop.
My English is not so good. I hope I have clarified something about it.
Kind regards,
Jorge
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Mine and me with mine L48 Gibson
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Originally Posted by Philippe 146
Keith
Grant Green, What is This Thing
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