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In Reply to: Re: Could be your amp. posted by 3fd on November 15, 2005 at 02:28:37:
Be sure your amp's power cord has sufficient wire size.I don't have a good technical explanation for why this is, but some amps give a tipped-up treble if the power cord is too small, even at low volume.
If your power cord is 16-gauge or higher, try a 14-gauge cord.
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- One more thing to check. - Al Sekela 13:28:44 11/15/05 (1)
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