The tone control doesn't seem to make much difference to the sound on my M400, which is so bright as to be positively incandescent. Is this a fault on my machine or a difference between the Mark VI and the M400?
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Date: Friday, September 26, 2008, 4:20 AM--- In newmellotrongroup@ yahoogroups. com, john barrick <astroboy@.. .>
wrote:
>
> I could be wrong (Clay would know) but I think there's a definite
> difference in the pre-amp
> johnbarrick
3 Violins on the MK VI sound very bright with the tone control at 10.
(Especially through a good keyboard amp or studio monitor). I
usually set the tone control at 3 or 4. I think that the MK VI 3V
tapes are copied from the MK II 3V master tapes, so that will make a
difference too.
Whatever the case, ya gotta press the right keys at the right time or
it will sound like shit.
B D F#
A D F#
B D G
B D F#
A D F#
B E G
B D G
A Db E
Db
E
A
G
A D F#
Always The Sun chorus. Avoid the temptation to sing while playing this!
Clay