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Originally Posted by Odedi
So my G note gets pretty boomy because of the guitar's main air resonance.
I noticed that while playing outside today, that note can spike up the volume/frequency which then causes clipping in my amp.
I was wondering if any of you are familiar with this issue?
Is there a way to control the offending note's frequency,
So that it doesnt stand out and clip my signal?
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You need a Parametric EQ to tame it. Add a sharp cut at 100 Hz.
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