Amp Head On Its Side at Arturo Rocha blog

Amp Head On Its Side. You would most likely be ok using the amp on it's side, so long as you don't play it as very high volumes for extended periods, and. You have to position the amp so you can hear it while you’re playing, yet the audience also gets a good mix. Set it on a blanket, foam or rug to provide. Amp heads are especially easy to transport in their normal upright position. Do that stood to the side of your amp, then at a 45 degree angle, and then right in front (also do this crouched down if your amp is on the floor). If you can manage that, great, and happy motoring. Literally the tone is perfect standing off to the side, but when standing directly in front of it, it sounds more harsh and slightly less. Generally, no it would not be acceptable to install an amp on its side. The heat sinks are usually designed with vertical fins.

You have to position the amp so you can hear it while you’re playing, yet the audience also gets a good mix. You would most likely be ok using the amp on it's side, so long as you don't play it as very high volumes for extended periods, and. Literally the tone is perfect standing off to the side, but when standing directly in front of it, it sounds more harsh and slightly less. Generally, no it would not be acceptable to install an amp on its side. The heat sinks are usually designed with vertical fins. Amp heads are especially easy to transport in their normal upright position. Set it on a blanket, foam or rug to provide. Do that stood to the side of your amp, then at a 45 degree angle, and then right in front (also do this crouched down if your amp is on the floor). If you can manage that, great, and happy motoring.

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Amp Head On Its Side Do that stood to the side of your amp, then at a 45 degree angle, and then right in front (also do this crouched down if your amp is on the floor). You would most likely be ok using the amp on it's side, so long as you don't play it as very high volumes for extended periods, and. Do that stood to the side of your amp, then at a 45 degree angle, and then right in front (also do this crouched down if your amp is on the floor). If you can manage that, great, and happy motoring. Literally the tone is perfect standing off to the side, but when standing directly in front of it, it sounds more harsh and slightly less. Amp heads are especially easy to transport in their normal upright position. Generally, no it would not be acceptable to install an amp on its side. You have to position the amp so you can hear it while you’re playing, yet the audience also gets a good mix. The heat sinks are usually designed with vertical fins. Set it on a blanket, foam or rug to provide.