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Thanks for all the suggestions and help, I appreciate it.

Yeah I tried all three of my basses (One active, two passive) and they all do the same thing. Thanks for the help, maybe I'll call ampeg or something.

Yeah I tried different speaker cables, haven't opened the cab up yet in fear of not being able to get it back together but I might have to.

I only have the one cab so I'd have to take it to a shop or something for that I guess. I just moved a drum kit into the same room and have been banging on it pretty hard, is it possible that could cause the speakers to pop or something? Doesn't seem too logical but that's the only thing that...

Ok I tried that and it still produces the same sound. Thank you for the suggestion though.

Yeah I used a number of different cables and they all produce the same exact quiet, distorted sound. I'll try the cleaning thing but I feel like it might be something wrong inside of it. Thanks for the help, any other help would be appreciated.

I have an Ampeg B-1RE solid state amp and an Ampeg 4x10 B-series cab. I played it the other day and it was as loud and clear as usual, but today I turned it on and all it gives is a low, distorted sound no matter what I plug it into or how I adjust it. Anyone know what the problem could be...

I searched and found a few threads about flangers but nothing really satisfying. I'm thinking about either the MXR flanger or the Electro-Harmonix XO because it also has chorus in it. Any tips? - Cole.

Lakland Joe Osborn Signature Model. - Cole.

Drop D and Standard are the ones I use most of the time. Every now and then I use BEDG and Drop C. - Cole.

- Cole.

It's a rosewood neck, the lighting of the picture just makes it look dark. - Cole.

I have a 55-02 and a Joe Osborn and love both to death. You won't be disappointed. - Cole.

They're Joe Barden jazz bass pickups and I couldn't be happier with them. The tone range is ridiculous. Thanks for the comments. - Cole.

- Cole.