Hey i tried to find an old post that i made about this but guess.it got deleted a long time ago.
Anyway.. I know hes probably using five string bass, however is it still possible to get this tone out a four string? And how? What would be the appropriate pedals for starters?
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No the coil or the actual speaker itself is screwed. I reconed it but it still crackled the same as it did before. It may have been in conjunction with my poor handy work but that speaker, I believe, was blown to begin with.
No no the pic of the terminals are screwed. That's the old driver I used. The new driver is the other pic. The problem is the wires won't stay .Probably, unless I solder it.
So, I got this Eminence Beta 15A. The two wires were squeezed into a the red an black terminals in order to get the plug in for the amp to work with the speaker. If that makes sense..
Anyway, the terminal is plugged into my old speaker. The Beta has these wires but with these little latches...
Well I'm in a band as a drummer and the only other instrument is a bass. So having that octave up with a gnarly distortion would be fresh. I appreciate the recommendations.
Hey so I'm looking for, I think, an octave pedal (or it might be some other type of effects pedal, idk), that has the bass play a low octave and the high octave at the same time.
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So, I just finished re-coning a speaker for this 115 bass cab. I finished connecting the terminals and now I wanna see if it works. My only problem is, for the ten years I've been playing music I have never seen these types of inputs on the back of a cab. So if someone can give me some info on...
That's what I thought, too. although it may be a mild distortion on the actual bass, I don't think that's the bass rather than the recording itself. If you hear the drum in the beginning, they're mega distorted.