Blackstar HT Studio 20 Combo and Head

aussie2009 wrote:

MusashiChan wrote:You could post pics of you settings here...so others could try some originals ones !

some settings for ht series:

Crunch
ISF - 3 o’clock
Treble - 1 o’clock
Middle - 9 o’clock
Bass - 12 o’clock
Volume - 11 o’clock
Gain - 9 o’clock

American Metal
ISF - 7 o’clock
Treble - 2 o’clock
Middle - 8 o’clock
Bass - 3 o’clock
Volume - 9 o’clock
Gain - 3 o’clock

Good Saturation Setting
ISF - 3 o’clock
Treble - 12 o’clock
Middle - 2 o’clock
Bass - 1 o’clock
Volume - 11 o’clock
Gain - 9 o’clock

Clean
ISF: 2
o’clock
Treble: 5
o’clock
Middle: 5
o’clock
Bass: 8
o’clock
Volume: 4
o’clock

aussie2009 wrote:Standby switch on HT20 Studio combo info:
Remember that on the ht20 studio combo there is no visible standby switch,what happen's is when you remove the guitar input from amp,that is what put's the amp into standby
so turn amp on at the wall then on amp,wait for it to heat up tubes.
then plug guitar lead into input and play.
when shutting down unplug guitar from input then turn off amp switch
then turn off and remove from wall plug.

Dr House wrote:Aussie (don't know how to quote), isn't it enough just to turn off the master volume before switching off the amplifier ?

And, the setting I've just found for a "true" crunch: put the gain at the minimum and the overdrive volume at 4/5 o'clock ( almost symmetrical), bass and treble at 1 o'clock and middle at 2. With a stratocaster, of course !

( I'm french, hehe. )

Dr House wrote:Aussie (don't know how to quote), isn't it enough just to turn off the master volume before switching off the amplifier ?

And, the setting I've just found for a "true" crunch: put the gain at the minimum and the overdrive volume at 4/5 o'clock ( almost symmetrical), bass and treble at 1 o'clock and middle at 2. With a stratocaster, of course !

( I'm french, hehe. )