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Location: Chicago | My AD Signature Legend has a malfunctioning "booster": the feature that kicks the OP PRO up a notch for solos or whatnot. Mine has never worked. Is this problem familiar to anyone out there? If so, can it be treated at home without resorting to the doctor? |
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Location: SoCal | no idea, the one I had worked fine.
check w/John or Kim |
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| Have you tried plugging the xlr direct into the wall socket? That should provide the boost you're looking for. |
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Location: SoCal | and, get a nice tan. |
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| As Aristophenes said "Can you smell something burning?" |
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Location: Scotland | Is the switch hard-wired or does it connect to the preamp with a jack socket? If the latter, make sure the jack is connected properly. |
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Location: chicago | Al uses that button for a 10db boost during solos, so I suggest perhaps taking less solos or tell the guy your playing with to TURN DOWN A NOTCH!!!! |
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Location: Chicago | Thanks, fellas. I plugged directly into the wall. I am definitely darker, but now have problems with the hard wiring. The house still smells of burnage. Gotta drag myself down to the corner drugstore to get a boost. Why didn't I just buy a Takamine? Or stick to my old Stella? |
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bum "booster button" on 1769 ADII