Recent content by dcodym

Okay, doing more reading and researching about getting the wet/dry signals and blending them, I came across the 4 cable method. I've run my 11R into my PF500 and the above question of running a wet 11R and a dry PF500 into a line mixer has become a moot point. This sounds awesome. I'm still...

Thanks for the feedback. And yeah, it's crossed my mind that I might be setting myself up for extra work with little payoff. But I'm thinking it might be easy for me considering I can run both the 11R and the Ampeg PF500 DI with no need for a cabs if I wanted to omit that step. That's where the...

I've recently purchased an Eleven Rack and I'm thinking about ways to incorporate it into my current live setup instead of replacing my current live setup. My idea is to split the signal from my bass, run one into the 11R and the other into my Ampeg PF500. I'd use the 11R for a wet sound and...

Guys, I completely stand corrected. I apologize for distracting from the thread and for saying something, as I see now, was kind of ignorant. Having the perfect sounding amp, I see does not always mean having the perfect gig. Sorry for sounding like a snob. I humbly offer my apologies. I...

Thanks! I have two Eminence Deltalite 2512s in there. The week I sat down to buy them the price for neodymium skyrocketed. Luckily Leland alerted the BFM forums to the issue and I managed to get on Amazon and get a good deal before all the sellers raised their prices. Oh and I used Brown Bronco...

Yeah, this was my first build. I haven't worked in wood shop at all since shop class and the Boy Scouts. If you want to build one of these things, get the plans and don't be afraid to screw it up. I think you'd be surprised by how easily it comes together and you'll end up having a blast...

That may very well be it. I live in Saudi Arabia and kind of had to use what I could find for padding. Instead of the standard egg crate mattress padding stuff, I've used strips of felt blankets sprayed with 3M adhesive and stuck in there -sort of layered like paper mache. Maybe I need a few...

I was kind of thinking of doing 2 112s, but NoGraveConcern's J212 inspired me to go large. I'm going to put a grill cloth on there eventually and I'm now using an Ampeg Portaflex 500 with it. Played my first show with it a couple weeks back and it killed. I do get a little boomy on some...

Cool, I see what you mean. Thanks. I'm using DL2512s as well, so that's should be fine. I'm bouncing around a couple of other idea as to how to incorporate the handle and coasters. But in the end I wouldn't be surprised if I just end up doing the way you have.

NoGraveConcern, When you added the extra 3 inches to the top and the bottom, did you have trouble fitting the speakers inside? How did you handle the bracing? Thanks, Cody

Lol, it must be pics of your O15 TB that I saved as a reference for when I was considering that as my first build. I think I'll eventually build one of the taller cabs just as an excuse to throw the in handle, wheels, and runners back there. I looks awesome.

Wow, thanks, dude. I can totally picture it in my head because that's kind of what I was thinking would have been a solution. Anyway, I think I flip flopped on what I'm going to build. Think I'm going with the two J112s now. However, I'll probable still get around to building a J212 or one of...

He just means that, when the access panel is removed, the back is completely open. With his, as you can see the access panel is shortened on the top and bottom where that handle and jack and the wheels are.

I love the 90 degree recessed handle and the recessed wheels. The runners on the access panel are nice touch as well. I was planning an O15 TB build and was going to employ this idea, but then when I started leaning towards the J212, I settled on just handles. You have me rethinking this...

Hey good call on the site, there. I'd been there just searching out hardware and finishing options. After reading your comment here, though, I went and looked at the tutorials and joined the forum. Loads of helpful info. Thanks, Cody