Recent content by retrorocket

it's a great bass, it was my first bass and still my current choise. I played a lot of basses and was on the fence, but when i plugged the sr500 in, i didn't even have to look at the price tag..... then when I did I couldn't believe how well priced it was. I'm sure you have it by now and love it!

thanks for the support, I'm just taking on a challange.... doing a little research and enjoying a hobby. The internet has a vast amount of information on such a topic. It may be hard to make a good sounding cab but not impossible.

no...building it by ones self would be stepping outside of the box. Thanks for posting your child hood pic tho!

where's you sense of adventure? great things will never happen if people don't step outside of the box.:bassist:

thanks for the reply's, I should have specified I have experience in electronics as it's my trade, unfortunately they don't teach bass cab wiring 101 in school, haha. So as an example, if I wired two 4 ohm speakers and series would the horn get wire in parallel (with cross over) with those to...

I'm building a cab to run with my Trace Elliot AH100. It's a 4ohm head and I wanna make a 2x10 cab with a horn. My biggest question is a about wiring. Does it make much difference if the drivers are wired series or paralle (given the total impedence is 4ohm)? And does the horn get wired in that...

hello all, new here and just wanted to write a noob post. Been playing music for the past 17 years and only the past three have i been playing bass, and have sense made it my main instrument. I play an Ibanez Axster ( 80's headless) and a Ibanez sound gear series SR-500 (which is a...

hey man, congrats on the EP! i'm a super noob on this forum (this is my first post) but I have done a bit of studio time. In my personal opinion i would use an amp....bottom line you get a more desireable sound. I have recorded with a DI and with an amp..... I found a got a better tone and...