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    Keyclip good or bad?



    My M3 clicks like a neat deal when I take a DI box output from the speaker into my PA/Recording. </p>

    It's a really GREAT sound. but I keep reading in this forum that 'click' is a bad thing; that I need to clean the contacts etc. </p>

    yes/no?</p>

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    At one point Hammond took out the click or chiff and people wanted it back... The speaker tends to filter it some, but direct connection doesn't get this filtering effect...</P>


    Contacts have little to do with this effect. If you need to eliminate it, filter the output of your DI with an EQ... The click will be at the high frequency bands...</P>
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