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Amplification is the fact of making the electrical signal from an electronic/electric instrument stronger.
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My guitar has no sound when the gain knob is turned off. Do all amps need need a little gain...
So I just got my guitar, for the amp I am using the Yamaha THR10II. It doesn't produce any sound when the gain is all the way off. What I'm doing now is turning it up just a little so the amp is able …
