Can You Use A Volume Pedal As An Attenuator at Charlie Roth blog

Can You Use A Volume Pedal As An Attenuator. So, how can we crank our amps but never exceed acceptable volume levels? Yes it works (i use a volume pedal), and no it. It works the same as those loop volume things. Saw this video yesterday with phillip using a volume pedal in the effects loop to get a nice bedroom volume sound with the amp. A master volume goes at the preamp stage, whereas an attenuator goes after the power amp and before the speaker output. In an ideal world, our amps would always be dialled into that sweet spot, but that risks incurring the wrath of bandmates, sound engineers, and the local constabulary. It can be pushed downwards or rocked backwards to operate it. If you run a volume pedal in the loop it will not destroy the amp. A volume pedal affects the signal fed from your guitar into your amp. It can be placed it at the start of the chain so it acts similarly to the volume control on the guitar, or placed later in the chain to act as a master volume control. One solution is to use an attenuator. Attenuators are useful for getting tube amp breakup at lower volume levels, but they also have another benefit: You can use a volume pedal, or effects unit that has a volume control.

It can be pushed downwards or rocked backwards to operate it. Saw this video yesterday with phillip using a volume pedal in the effects loop to get a nice bedroom volume sound with the amp. It can be placed it at the start of the chain so it acts similarly to the volume control on the guitar, or placed later in the chain to act as a master volume control. So, how can we crank our amps but never exceed acceptable volume levels? A volume pedal affects the signal fed from your guitar into your amp. Attenuators are useful for getting tube amp breakup at lower volume levels, but they also have another benefit: Yes it works (i use a volume pedal), and no it. One solution is to use an attenuator. In an ideal world, our amps would always be dialled into that sweet spot, but that risks incurring the wrath of bandmates, sound engineers, and the local constabulary. If you run a volume pedal in the loop it will not destroy the amp.

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Can You Use A Volume Pedal As An Attenuator It works the same as those loop volume things. Attenuators are useful for getting tube amp breakup at lower volume levels, but they also have another benefit: A master volume goes at the preamp stage, whereas an attenuator goes after the power amp and before the speaker output. It can be pushed downwards or rocked backwards to operate it. Saw this video yesterday with phillip using a volume pedal in the effects loop to get a nice bedroom volume sound with the amp. Yes it works (i use a volume pedal), and no it. It works the same as those loop volume things. In an ideal world, our amps would always be dialled into that sweet spot, but that risks incurring the wrath of bandmates, sound engineers, and the local constabulary. A volume pedal affects the signal fed from your guitar into your amp. One solution is to use an attenuator. It can be placed it at the start of the chain so it acts similarly to the volume control on the guitar, or placed later in the chain to act as a master volume control. If you run a volume pedal in the loop it will not destroy the amp. So, how can we crank our amps but never exceed acceptable volume levels? You can use a volume pedal, or effects unit that has a volume control.