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    Allen 3100 volume adjustments

    I have an Allen 3100 connected to a Lexicon MX400. Some of my volume levels are too much after a visit from the Allen tech. There is some distortion at times, etc. Would I need to adjust the volume levels without the organ connected to the Lexicon unit - or does it matter?
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    It will be easier to turn off the reverb to do your voicing. If you're hearing distortion, make sure that you're not overdriving the reverb unit. There is a clipping indicator on the front panel.
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      Make sure the reverb is set to 100% wet (i.e., none of the original non-reverbed audio is included in its output) otherwise the output of the Lexicon includes reverb and non-reverb signal, doubling its signal level (or so).

      If the signal distorts without reverb, you need to adjust the volume setting on the amplifiers in the 3100.

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