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If I upgrade to a Katana 100 I will change it around. I have also only set up my amp like this because I am running my HeadRush Gigboard into the front end.

This is only a quick tips and trick post, We won’t be posting any sound samples and it is easy to do yourself. So in this quick article I will show you how you can replicate it. So I have gathered some advice from around the web and also done some experimenting and found another way to get a better, more true clean tone, dare I say it, more “Tube” like.

Well, after some research and some serious YouTube time, I have discovered I am not the only one, many others feel the same way. However, in all my years of using it (I Own the Mark 1 Katana 50), I was never really happy with the clean sound, I can’t describe why but I didn’t really like it. By now everyone has heard of the Boss Katana, I would imagine 80% of the people that has heard of it also own one! Myself being included! I love my Boss Katana 50, I think it is a great amp, and for the money there isn’t much that matches it.

Good ringtones for my boss