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Originally Posted by garthmoore
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01-24-2022 07:00 AM
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Yeah maybe get a 175 or 335?
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Telecaster player and Princeton aficionado Jim Campilongo dimes the bass control. Bass and treble at zero may produce the most mids.
The reissue:
Last edited by alltunes; 01-25-2022 at 11:50 AM.
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Jim actually dimes the bass AND VOLUME (live). He controls everything from the volume and tone controls on the guitar. It's a unique way to go, I've tried it.... not easy to control. But obviously it works for him!
At home, with my Princeton, I run it about 3 (which is 90% clean), then use a pedal if I want to add mids/fatness/grit, either an MXR Timmy or JHS Morning Glory v4 (Julian Lage hipped me to the JHS):
Julian uses a Deluxe reverb clone, btw.
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Originally Posted by Alter
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Try setting your bass and treble knobs on the amp to 0.5
Really.
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Originally Posted by mr. beaumont
Turning the bass and treble to 0 on a PRRI will bring out the mids (as much as is possible), and then you can INCH up either one as necessary.
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Have you tried a 5751 in V1? Input 2 will be so non-harsh you’ll love it. You’ll even be able to use input 1 for a bit more edge without sounding driven.
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