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skateboardtomygrave · 10-08-2009, 09:17 PM

I'm so glad I read this post!!! Sticky this for sure. It's been mentioned a few times in the reply's that people just look at the tone knobs to cut feedback and treble, and I'm guilty of that as well. Hell, I usually keep the volume knobs all the way up until I step away for a minute, than one gets turned all the way down to cut feed back on the amp. Not any more good sir. By the way, I'll be forwarding this to one of my good les paul junkies who for some reason hasn't found this forum...

10-08-2009, 09:17 PM	#53 (permalink)
skateboardtomygrave Member Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: Texas (for now) Posts: 71 Thanks: 2 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Re: How to Use the Controls on a Les Paul I'm so glad I read this post!!! Sticky this for sure. It's been mentioned a few times in the reply's that people just look at the tone knobs to cut feedback and treble, and I'm guilty of that as well. Hell, I usually keep the volume knobs all the way up until I step away for a minute, than one gets turned all the way down to cut feed back on the amp. Not any more good sir. By the way, I'll be forwarding this to one of my good les paul junkies who for some reason hasn't found this forum... __________________ -Epiphone Les Paul Standard (Ebony) -Peavey Impact 1 (circa 1987) -Ibanez ArtCore AF75TDG Exclusive Candy Apple Red -Ibanez GSR200 bass -Peavey Valve King 112-Love that tube smell! -Peavey Windsor 4X12 -BBE Sonic Stomp (looped) -Dunlop Crybaby From Hell -Washburn Blues Overdrive Studio: -Guitar Rig 3 -Studio One -Riffworks T4 -Ableton Live -Presonus FireStudio Mobile And don't let me forget to rep the Ernie Ball Uber Cleanliness.