Recent content by c_thur

+1 to the 2 112s. manageable and versatile. spring for neo if you can.

check the break angle over the nut too. make sure the string tree if present is tight.

Ive found all her stuff to be pretty awesome. She has some very electric sounding stuff (moreso than Binary even). The first bass player with her out of Berklee was Mitch Cohn. He's great (Waking Vision Trio) but I wouldn't call it 'prog.'

He did create a very recognizable sound. His sound fit well with Korn, where he was fighting back tonal encroachment against two, chugging 7-strings. There was an interview with him, probably an episode of Behind the Music, where he was talking about all the people that send him demo tapes. He...

Plenty of companies already make small combos for busking, street venues, coffee houses etc. These are typically battery powered. If your house has panels, wait for a day when you've got a surplus or are feeding back onto the grid and charge it up. If you're starting from scratch, you'll...

Have you ever used any of the Owens Corning insulations? 703/705/R13?

I'm sure people make that work in a number of ways. Bachelor/Masters/PhD in an engineering discipline probably comes with the tech-hoarding personality and salary to indulge it. I'm sure quite a few people have more expensive rigs than the used cars they tote them around in. Life choices-...

Does it happen with most electrical outlets?

amazon is back up over 1k now. but MF did come down to 733 around last thursday. they are backordered though. i wondered if this price drop was to clear inventory before a new gb product line.

With the amount of detail paid to mechanical coherence between the drivers in the cabinet and cooperation with the crossover, etc., I guess the ability to biamp (with something like a stereo head with variable crossover) would be less than optimal and excluded?

http://www.talkbass.com/forum/showpost.php?p=9801227&postcount=133

I think there is a point of diminishing returns and eventual negative impact when lining a cabinet. A number of years back, and I don't know if more recent data has overruled this, the easiest way to picture cabinet lining was like a free volume (displacement) increase. Lining the cabinet...

the 1820, bi-amped, was fantastic. but, man, that re20 is so close to the dust cap in the last pic....mud city? :(

how different is a 6.0 with low extend engaged vs a 9.0 vs a 9.0 with low extend engaged (with or without any necessary dialback of the low eq) does the low end button extend relative to the starting point or does it put them back on even footing with the disclaimer that you should now be...

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