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Join Date: Jan 2004
Location: Cisano sul Neva (Savona) NW Italy
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Again on Champ noises...
How exactly a (tweed) Champ should be noisy??... Yet, what's if the noises (hum) are evidents mostly with the amp unplugged (at the point that with open up volume a loud feedback starts) but when you plug a mic or a guitar even at higher volume the noises are at a reasonable level? Shoud be this ok?
Thanks Fabio
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