Texas Blues Alley | 2 years ago
#electricguitar #bluesguitar #guitartone
You can hear the "sound" of high volume guitar amps on live recordings, but I've always wondered how volume REALLY affects your tone if you keep everything else constant. I figured out a way to do this using my Fender Tone Master Super Reverb, and the results are more subtle than I expected. In this video I'll give you A/B comparisons and explain why I think the results are different.
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