Recent content by Kevin Sheppard

That’s great to hear I’m not the only one 😅. I probably am going to need to recone mine to get rid of it.

That is correct. This is a TL606 style cab. I just removed the speaker at sat it on the floor facing up.

I bought a reconed K140 and it sounds great and shows the correct resistance with a multimeter however I notice when I increase to a louder volume, the speaker creates a strange rattling noise. I know it is not the cab, as the speaker made this sound detached from the cab. The interesting is...

I found this video of an RD Artist and it has this very large cavity for electronics. Could totally see the appeal the put a switch up top there with that kind of easy access.

I stand corrected. Thank you!

I had the same question. To me the closest thing is a Black Gibson Les Paul Bass. Check this video out It's got the same shape, white binding, metal-ish pickups. The only thing that still confuses me is what he has on his headstock. It looks like the Gibson logo but I can't find that swirly...

It’s all ultimately whatever sounds right with whatever amp you have however with my Ashly SC-40, I’ll give the 2.7kHz range a considerable boost and maybe a few dB on the high shelf of which starts at 1.5kHz. Check out my YouTube channel, I’ve done a similar tone. I’m not that proud of it...

For those who own 6 strings, what is its scale length? I often see the standard SL for a 5 string is 35" but I've found that the EBMM Bongo 6 is listed at 34".

Thanks for referencing! :)

I know this questions has been asked before but haven’t been able to get a clear response. Of course I have seen demos with them being used such as Tim Starace and Joe Tritschler who are awesome! But their sounds are EQed and overdriven not really giving me a sense of what they are like at their...

I know it's a late reply. I'll give you answers to the best of my ability without any BS about finger technique or being Geddy himself. Ideally have a Rickenbacker and run the bridge pickup into a preamp where you can specifically target the frequencies between 2400-2700hz (that's where that...