Bugera 6262 Cleans question

[realwelder]

I've read that if you replace the far right 12ax7 (when you're looking at it) with a 12au7 it will clean it up. There's a video on it here.

youtu.be/84B1p5fdCBA

[murphybridget]

Jan 30, 2018 1:03:24 GMT -5 account_disabled said:

Hi,

The things absolutely epic, especially the distortion. Unfortunatly thogh, i dunno if its just my amp, but the clean channel is pretty bad imo. It never goes totally clean and there is always some sort of overdrive present on it, even if it is relatively mild. Still a pain in the ass though. Its probably cause ive got a guitar with actves & they push the tubes harder or somethin which causes breakup. Am i right here?



Is there anything i can do to make it more transparent sounding?


Please help.

Thanks!



I didn't find the right solution from the Internet.



References:

www.ultimate-guitar.com/forum/showthread.php?t=1351973

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It's possible that the active pickups in your guitar are contributing to the overdriven sound you're experiencing on the clean channel of your amp. Active pickups typically have a higher output compared to passive pickups, which means they can drive the preamp section of your amplifier harder and potentially lead to more distortion, even on the clean channel.

[murphybridget]

Jan 30, 2018 1:03:24 GMT -5 account_disabled said:

Hi,

The things absolutely epic, especially the distortion. Unfortunatly thogh, i dunno if its just my amp, but the clean channel is pretty bad imo. It never goes totally clean and there is always some sort of overdrive present on it, even if it is relatively mild. Still a pain in the ass though. Its probably cause ive got a guitar with actves & they push the tubes harder or somethin which causes breakup. Am i right here?



Is there anything i can do to make it more transparent sounding?


Please help.

Thanks!



I didn't find the right solution from the Internet.



References:

www.ultimate-guitar.com/forum/showthread.php?t=1351973

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Ultimately, if you're still experiencing issues with the clean channel of your amp despite trying different adjustments and troubleshooting steps, it might be worth consulting with a knowledgeable guitar technician or amp technician to diagnose and address any potential issues with your setup.

They can provide personalized advice and assistance based on your specific equipment and preferences.

[murphybridget]

Jan 30, 2018 1:03:24 GMT -5 account_disabled said:

Hi,

The things absolutely epic, especially the distortion. Unfortunatly thogh, i dunno if its just my amp, but the clean channel is pretty bad imo. It never goes totally clean and there is always some sort of overdrive present on it, even if it is relatively mild. Still a pain in the ass though. Its probably cause ive got a guitar with actves & they push the tubes harder or somethin which causes breakup. Am i right here?



Is there anything i can do to make it more transparent sounding?


Please help.

Thanks!



I didn't find the right solution from the Internet.



References:

www.ultimate-guitar.com/forum/showthread.php?t=1351973

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It sounds like the active pickups in your guitar might be pushing the amp's clean channel harder than usual, which could be causing that slight overdrive you're hearing. It might be worth trying a different guitar or adjusting the amp settings to see if it helps.