Sesh 400
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Sesh 400
I have a Sesh 400. To me it seems that no knob on it sets like anything I've ever had. It has been a heck of a learning curve but yet there is something about it I like. I am slowly closing in on the tone I want. I am using a Straight Ahead amp. My question is, do others of you have to set your Master at near 3 oclock to get enough volume at a gig? (the Straight Ahead power amp is all the way up).
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wow
Something’s wrong!
That rig ought to be blowing the back wall outta
anyplace you play it-I can’t imagine…
I’ve literally run my Sesh 400 on zero and my TB 202 halfway up
and it was plenty loud…
Check cables,VP,speaker connections,etc.
Good luck!
SH
That rig ought to be blowing the back wall outta
anyplace you play it-I can’t imagine…
I’ve literally run my Sesh 400 on zero and my TB 202 halfway up
and it was plenty loud…
Check cables,VP,speaker connections,etc.
Good luck!
SH
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That is a 200W rms amp, that is a huge amount of power, as they said, just cracked it should be loud.
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Electrical engineer / amp tech in West Los Angeles
Mullen RP SD10 E9 / Fender Deluxe Reverb, Princeton, Princeton Reverb
"Now there is a snappy sounding instrument. That f****r really sings." - Jerry Garcia
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I ohmed the George L cords & cut & reinstalled the ends on some of them & got rid of some 90’s. That helped a bunch but I still ended up with the gain near 12 o’clock on the Sesh at a gig. I admit the stage volume is pretty high. At home around 8 or 9 o’clock is probably enough. May still have something wrong but it’s way better. Running a Matchbox 60 right out of the guitar, a Dd3 & a Wet Reverb ahead of Sesh, Straight Ahead power amp, 15” Eminence Neo speaker.
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