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Re: Same question asked YET AGAIN.. can someone help me in MY situation?
Hi,
In a message dated 12/14/04 5:58:31, mark@mark-red.com writes:
can anyone help with the distortion/impedance question?
Huh? I've used Vortexes for quite a while. And Yes, while I do
have to turn down the input on the thing (to about half) so
it's not over-driven, I seldom have any trouble with distortion.
I run the thing right after my multi-effect/preamp fed by
the former's direct output. Could there be something wrong
with your specific Vortex? Or . . . have I just been lucky?
I own two and run analog guitar sounds through one and
guitar synth sounds through the other.
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