Recent content by David Wells

Cool thats the same exact model cab. Thank you!

Thank you! I did read that thread when I was searching around a few days ago. Thats part of why I am confused. He mentions the SVT-410HE at higher watts and the B410HE at 200 watts but mine clearly states SVT-410HE then 200 watts on the panel. So I am trying to find out if these are the same...

I only played it for a little bit to test speakers and make sure no buzzes or rattles. I will have to test it out with time to see about the tone. I will be using a Bugera Veyron. The tube preamp one. Over inflated output of 2000w 4 ohms and 1000w 8 ohms. From everything I gather Bugera peak...

Thank you! I actually just picked up another cab off Craigslist for $150. Another 8 ohm cab. A 1990’s Ampeg SVT-410HE. The older 200w version. I posted some questions about it in another thread. So now I can try out some 10’s and mix the 10’s and the 15 for a combined 4 ohm load for more volume...

Cool! I will give them a call. They have been very helpful a few times I called regarding guitar pickups. Thanks!

Thank you! The prices used on each were hard to pass up. I was wondering if they would be a good fit. Since new to bass from guitar I doubt if I know proper bass tone and mismatch tone, boomy etc. so just wondering about this stuff and opinions and off chance of someone using same combination.

New to bass from guitar and just picked up a older Ampeg SVT-410HE off Craigslist for $150. Its almost perfect cosmetically and has the casters included. 8 ohm 200w handling. Non-fridge style. It is the older version only rated 200 watts. No speakon connectors. I am guessing 1990’s from what I...

New to bass and grabbed some used Seymour Duncan Antiquity pickups . An Antiquity I for the bridge and an Antiquity II for the neck. I am familiar with the basic specs on the two models regarding magnet types and output readings. I am coming from guitar where things can be different from bass...

Thank you! That info really helps!

Looking back I bet my thought that you just need to get the ohms of the amp and attenuator to match and that the speaker/cab does not matter are likely from thinking about most of the Weber brand attenuators that use an actual speaker motor in their attenuators. Maybe in that case it is that...

If I need more volume I will just add another 8 ohm cab. Just keep dumping more cabs at my brother in laws house. Lol

Perfect! This is what I needed to hear! The Bugera PS1 attenuator at least cannot be used with the idea I had in mind. No problem. I am glad I asked. Thank you both!

Thank you both for the detailed replies! All of it makes sense and is clear. Sounds like I have options and I will probably put it in front of the amp but when have time will tinker with it in the loop and thanks for the tips with the loop and the volume! I was sorta thinking getting three...

I appreciate the time and effort to explain all of this! I slowed down and re-read several parts to make sure I followed it all. It makes sense and clear now. Cool! I think I will look up the manual and get the numbers online as that company seems to list a lot of these numbers in their manuals...