Sentence examples for settings on your amp from inspiring English sources

Play with the settings on your amp until you get desired sound levels.

Remember that before turning on your amp, make sure the "Volume" and "Gain" knobs on your amp, as well as the volume knob(s) on your guitar are at 0. This will prevent the high frequency ringing known as feedback, which happens when your guitar's pickups feed the amp's output back into the amp creating a "feedback loop".

Now that you're set up, turn on your amp and start playing.

Try the high gain (also called overdrive) setting/channel (depending on your amp) instead of a clean tone - this will make your music sound much more powerful to the casual listener (even though a guitarist may think you are just trying to make yourself sound better than you really are).

Turn on your amp and plug the guitar into the amp.

Plug your computer's audio output into the auxiliary input on your amp.

Turn on Noise Gate on your amp (if you have it).

Turn on your amp and turn the volume to 10 on clean mode.

Never work on your amp when it's plugged into the 110/220 Volt socket!

Turn on your amp, and keep the master volume all the way down.

Don't use a different channel on your amp for your clean tone as it won't sound right.