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Location: Cork, Ireland | I find the plugged-in tone of the 1615 (with the volume-only preamp) very bright. Any suggestions how to introduce some tone/EQ adjustment? Different Ovation preamp, other manufacturers preamp etc? Or a passive tone control, like on an electric guitar (i.e. a pot in series with a capacitor to act as a treble cut). |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | Adjust the tone and EQ on whatever you're plugging it into. Dave |
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Location: Cork, Ireland | Yes there is that but it's also useful to be able to adjust it onboard as well. |
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Location: Warren,Pa. | I installed an OpPro in mine (1115). Love it!
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| you can get a stacked tone/vol from the mothership, or someone here might have one. I sent the last one I had to Jason some time ago.
Glenn |
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Location: Cork, Ireland | The stacked might be good actually. Don't want to do too much surgery. |
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Location: Nashville TN. | Try silk & steel strings it will warm it up |
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Tone/EQ options for 1615
