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Fishman Artist wierdness
Channel 2 on my artist, both XLR and 1/4 inch, is way, way hotter then Channel 1. With either a guitar or mic plugged in, moving the channel gain off the stop more then about 1 clock postion from off causes massive volume change, feedback, etc. Channel 1 operates absolutely normally. The Fishman documentation doesn't indicate anything like this. Bought used from Guitar Center about 6 months ago. It's been happening since I bought it, but I've worked around it by keeping the gain and master volume way down, and bringing the gain on channel 1 where I've got the mic plugged in way up.
I'm new to this amplification thing. Got an email in at Fishman, but not open today. Any ideas? Scott
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Make sure the PAD button is not engaged (pushed in) on the channel that is not as loud as the other. It's the little button right next to the inputs...
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They don't care if you're the original owner or not when it comes to helping customers diagnose a problem. I'm not saying they would fix it for free, but for something as wierd as you're describing they may want to know about it, or already DO know about it, and perhaps have a vested interest in helping to remedy the problem. Regards, Howard Emerson |
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