[Harp-L] how do you set the kinder afb?- even more questions

[B Boggs <ceudoazul@xxxxxxxxx>]

Hello,
 
Thanks for all the time members have taken to post instructions for the Kinder AFB+ query.
In a discussion with a harp equipment tech; it was shared that the Kinder unit is sensitive to temperature (I quess if it went from a cold car to a warm room) and that could effect the settings.
Also, I set it for each mic, each time- with the middle knob, as John K. has posted.
With some amps, in my case, a Danelectro-made Montgomery Ward Airline, the sound is incredible dimed in an ear-bleed stage setting.
Crispy Crunch.
 
Best~
 
B
 
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: Wed, 10 Sep 2008 10:02:59 -0700
From: Steve Shriver <steveshriver@xxxxxxx>
Subject: Re: [Harp-L] how do you set the kinder afb?- more questions
To: "\"harp-l@xxxxxxxxxx\"" <harp-l@xxxxxxxxxx>

I¹ve also recently bought one of these and while I love the feedback
suppression thing, I¹m still having some trouble dialing it in.
Specifically, the gating effect (ie, dropout below a specific volume level)
can be very pronounced with certain settings. Does anyone have a more
precise description of what exactly the two outside knobs do? I understand
the center knob idea, but it might help to have a more informed approach to
getting the others to work consistently, especially when trying to adjust
after the band is up and running. Also- there seems to be differing opinions
on sequencing other pedals with the Kinder. I know Jason had it first in his
chain (after the wireless) but now I¹m hearing no distortion pedal should be
after it. Does that include delay? I¹m finding that I don¹t really need my
Blues Driver with the AFB, in fact it seems to add feedback unless I back
the output off a lot.
I¹m using a bassman RI with reduced gain preamp tubes and either a JT-30
ceramic or a 520 with a fairly hot CM element.
-- Steve