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Just a little detail I picked up, Curious if anyone know about it. Watching various artists I'll see their tube heads On their sides next to the cabinet. Is it just for show or does it effect the sound? ( I could see how microphonics and such are going to be a problem, But that's all I can figure. ) I'll assume its for feedback, Whats your take?
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it's just for show. it doesn't effect tone whatsoever.
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Good then, That settles it.
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I'm not going to share the image that popped into my head when I read the title of this thread.
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The only reason to do this is when theres something failing in the amp aggrevated by the vibrations
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