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Location: Capital District, NY, USA Minor Outlying Islands | I've found the best way is this:
put everthing at 7, low, mid and treb, and then remove the offending freq. I've found it better then making everthing flat and then, adding what is lacking.
What I usually wind up with is treb at 4, the mid at 5 and the low at 6. |
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Location: Warren,Pa. | I don't know what setup your guitar has. I have OpPro's and I leave the 3 sliders flat, with the little EQ button pushed in (a little more depth). I never experience any feedback trouble with the OpPro's.
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Location: Upper Left USA | EQ's flat, the (Al Dimeola) button in and let the sound Tech figure it out! |
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Location: Capital District, NY, USA Minor Outlying Islands | I should'a mentioned eq'ing at the amplifier. |
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Location: Colorado Rocky Mountains | For the Viper, medium-high EQ on the treble slider, high on the bass slider, slightly higher than midpoint on the middle slider.
For the two knobbers, just slightly off midpoint toward treble. |
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How do you EQ your guitar?
