Tremolo effect on AFD?
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Tremolo effect on AFD?
Read on the AFD Forum that some have a problem with the amp. If they set all controls on 6 and play on the G string on 12th-15th fret they get some kind of tremolo effect. Anybody noticed that? I have not but i havent really tried it.
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Re: Tremolo effect on AFD?
I don't see how that possibly could be the amp.
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Re: Tremolo effect on AFD?
It should be like a lite tremolo or ocsillate according to some at the AFD homepage. I think it´s most probably the guitar.
-- Mon Jul 25, 2011 4:26 am --
According to the guy writing on the AFD homepage Marshall has taken his amp back and there should be a design problem with all AFD´s. They had tested all of their stock and all had the issue.
Is there any truth in this or is it just another thing being blown out of proportion on the forums?
-- Mon Jul 25, 2011 4:26 am --
According to the guy writing on the AFD homepage Marshall has taken his amp back and there should be a design problem with all AFD´s. They had tested all of their stock and all had the issue.
Is there any truth in this or is it just another thing being blown out of proportion on the forums?
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