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mrmouse · 19th March 2007

First, thank you for your replies.

Reptile: there's no difference in the sound even if I use full decay, and my amplifier is not overloading. I listen to the JP through a Mackie Mixer, and tested it with very low gain and low volume and it's still distorting. And sorry, but what is a typo?

kreeper_6: I searched about this problem on google, and found this:

http://www.futureproducers.com/userr...s.php/model/23

"One thing you have to be careful with is the fact that the output can distort fairly easily"

Ok... it seems to be normal to distort, but I think my JP is distorting TOO MUCH.

Does your JPs distorts as mine??

Regards

Leo D.
www.mrmouse.com.br

19th March 2007	#5
mrmouse Gear interested Joined: Oct 2006 Posts: 6 Thread Starter	First, thank you for your replies. Reptile: there's no difference in the sound even if I use full decay, and my amplifier is not overloading. I listen to the JP through a Mackie Mixer, and tested it with very low gain and low volume and it's still distorting. And sorry, but what is a typo? kreeper_6: I searched about this problem on google, and found this: http://www.futureproducers.com/userr...s.php/model/23 "One thing you have to be careful with is the fact that the output can distort fairly easily" Ok... it seems to be normal to distort, but I think my JP is distorting TOO MUCH. Does your JPs distorts as mine?? Regards Leo D. www.mrmouse.com.br