Recent content by FromZero

Thanks man, im thinking this is the problem. I've ruled out about everything else. i'll get back to it after this weekend's shows. I'm using a gk 410mb in the meantime. Sounds ok but it's not my tone. Thanks everyone for your responses!!

Yessir. All hardware is removed

Hey middy Thanks for helping. I have tried a couple of different rooms and even outside. It still gets same result

The cab does have casters, I thought that might be the issue, and turned it on its side and held every caster with the note played. Didn't help. How could I check the bracing integrity? I took out the speakers and tried to wiggle the divider between the 10s, but the junction seemed solid. Not...

I took off all the hardware and it still does the same thing. I played a little softer to try to pinpoint the location and its definitely inside the cab housing, not the speakers like you mentioned. I will try to pinpoint it and update you. Thanks!

Perhaps, but wouldn't it do that with all the notes if something wasnt mounted properly? And I have tried this in different rooms, to rule out room vibration. Same thing

Also I play with my thumb alot, and this just amplifies the buzz. However it still happens when played with fingers

I've had this cabinet for quite some time now. Its an ampeg 410HE. Everything sounds nice and tight until I play an A note. (Usually E string, 5th fret) when I play this note, all the speakers buzz and it sounds like farts domino. Any help or suggestions?

I've been playing bass for six years and still havent found the tone I desire until recently. I started practicing to some R&B and accidentally forgot to turn my volume up all the way. I loved the tone that came out of the speakers. just curious Is this common? Ive played electric guitar...

Remember less is more.. but never lose the groove. Chances are people will be two-stepping and line dancing at your show, so always keep the basic foundation and feel of the tempo going. And hit the 1 on the 1