JolleyChris
New member
Hi,
I have a morgan RCA35R amp with a 16 OHM creamback speaker.
I have just acquired the Captor X, which I have had for about 10 days
It seems that when i use the Captor, whether i have the attenuation on low medium or high, i get this strange sort of squelchy fizzy, almost phasing sound in the high end.
I've tried different plug sockets, rooms, cables, guitars, eveything.
I've had the speaker out hooked up, I've had the XLR output into my DAW, I've tried all combinations and the noise is always there.
It's noticeable if I crank the volume to anything above half way, and have the gain fairly high, but I can hear this noise in the signal regardless.
I am about ready to return the device (which i saved up for for ages and treated myself to!) but thought I'd post here and see if anyone here can share any wisdom around this, as it's super disapointing.
My amp has been checked by a renowned tech in the Liverpool area (UK) and is all good.
I can share an audio recording I just made through the captor to explain what it sounds like.
I have a morgan RCA35R amp with a 16 OHM creamback speaker.
I have just acquired the Captor X, which I have had for about 10 days
It seems that when i use the Captor, whether i have the attenuation on low medium or high, i get this strange sort of squelchy fizzy, almost phasing sound in the high end.
I've tried different plug sockets, rooms, cables, guitars, eveything.
I've had the speaker out hooked up, I've had the XLR output into my DAW, I've tried all combinations and the noise is always there.
It's noticeable if I crank the volume to anything above half way, and have the gain fairly high, but I can hear this noise in the signal regardless.
I am about ready to return the device (which i saved up for for ages and treated myself to!) but thought I'd post here and see if anyone here can share any wisdom around this, as it's super disapointing.
My amp has been checked by a renowned tech in the Liverpool area (UK) and is all good.
I can share an audio recording I just made through the captor to explain what it sounds like.