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Originally Posted by starship trooper
Quite the opposite; I have a Blues Jr and a Telecaster, and I use some very good distortion pedals (a Rat and a Big Muff clone).
Could there be the possibility that I'm overreacting? Like, I remember one time I asked this audience member two questions: 1) how was the tone? and 2) was the volume too loud/quiet?. The audience member told me that I sounded great, and the volume was fine.
BTW, I put my BJ on an amp stand. It sounds fine from the stage, but every time I walk into the audience during the soundcheck, it doesn't sound as good. So I'm guessing a mic would capture the good sound I'm getting from the stage, and send it through the PA so that the audience could hear what I'm hearing?
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In that case, yes by all means mic that sucker up. If you start with good tone, you get good tone out. Sounds like it's just a matter of volume. A bit of EQ'ing on the PA end and you should have something good to work with.
Keep in mind, although I've played many shows, with quite a few different set-ups, I'm no expert.