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Old March 3rd, 2008, 08:31 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Fender Twin - power switch

I've never touched it. I set it to Full the day I bought it (1996) and I've been digging the clean country tone of it. But I'm tempted. Last night i was gonna flick that switch down to low power output and try it. But what will it do to my clean country sound sound? will I get a nice growling country overdrive sound or will it just drop in volume and get lost in the mix of things?

Any advice welcome. I'll keep popping back on here today and then tonight I may just flick that switch over!
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