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Hey guys,
I recently bought a Peavey Classic 50/50 power amp and have it hooked to the Axe and a Koch TS212 (2x12 cab). It all sounds pretty nice when I play clean, but when I grab the Gibson LP Custom (tuned to B Standard) and pump out some high gain, it sounds absolutely horrible. I can't dial the fizz away, I tried the Advanced tab at the Amp section, tried playing around with the Amp's EQ, even the Power Amp's own control, also tried dialing back the TS808 tone, nothing seems to help.
I presume I have to go and EQ the shit out of the chain to remove the fizz, but, the previous owner of the Peavey said that it might need some biasing, but that it does work properly and that that is just purely a taste thing.
Also, I'm not playing at extremely loud volumes here. Does the fizz disappear at louder volumes? I doubt it ...
So, what should I do?
I recently bought a Peavey Classic 50/50 power amp and have it hooked to the Axe and a Koch TS212 (2x12 cab). It all sounds pretty nice when I play clean, but when I grab the Gibson LP Custom (tuned to B Standard) and pump out some high gain, it sounds absolutely horrible. I can't dial the fizz away, I tried the Advanced tab at the Amp section, tried playing around with the Amp's EQ, even the Power Amp's own control, also tried dialing back the TS808 tone, nothing seems to help.
I presume I have to go and EQ the shit out of the chain to remove the fizz, but, the previous owner of the Peavey said that it might need some biasing, but that it does work properly and that that is just purely a taste thing.
Also, I'm not playing at extremely loud volumes here. Does the fizz disappear at louder volumes? I doubt it ...
So, what should I do?