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Originally Posted by Ty Ford
off the floor.......especially good for live back line situations. Get the amp off the floor so the guitar player can actually hear the amp. That way they are less likely to crank the amp up too loud (so they can hear it).
Get it up about waist high and maybe angle it back a few degrees so it hits the player in the chest and/or face. Much easier to adjust the knobs then as well.
Amps on the floor at the backline can be a recipe for a disastrous mix.
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I am pretty new to electric so thanks
So for recording it seems to be for decoupling.
And for live to hear it better more than decoupling ?
My particular set up is a combo amp and speaker cab so the top speaker sits about mid thigh and both are mounted in a slightly upward orientation . I am guessing for live I am good to go but for recording might want to experiment with raising it to change the bass response ?
