Recent content by Santino Orozco

The cab doesn't really sound bad per se but if I can make it any better I will, thanks for the advice!

Thank you very much! also I was thinking if I boxed off the 15 on the inside do you think this would make any difference? good or bad? and when I mean box off I mean almost the whole length of the cab, I would leave a bit of room for air to move, I'm not an acoustic engineer or anything I'm sure...

I see, I probably should have looked into these forums more before starting a project like this, although at least with mine I don't have as sound complaints, sounds nice and clear with really nice bass, but yea I will try to see if there is still anything I can do so I don't have to just scrap...

Also, it can be fairly loud, just not loud enough as I think it can be, I play harsh music like punk and metal mix, and it does get loud, just not loud enough to where people can hear me over the drums and guitars, but it does stay clean for a long time, i just think with 300 watts it should...

not exactly sure I've been meaning to get a multimeter to check these things, will get back to you soon, but yes they do share the same air space, check my reply to the other guy for a pic of the inside of the cab

oh i see, i didn't really know of this, but yes they are in the same airspace, is there a way I could keep the same design but change up the internal design? like a box off the 10s separately on the inside of the cab? I've seen that been done on some HiFi speakers but not sure if it would help...

it is a custom cabinet, 4x10s surrounding the Celestion 15, wired up to have a 4-ohm load to the head, the head is perfectly capable of handling this load as it says on the back "4 ohms preferred"

I've wired the 4x10s to have an 8-ohm load, and then I daisy chain them to the 15 which also is an 8-ohm load which comes out to 4 ohm total to the head, also these speakers you can just buy, 3 of the 10s came out of an old cab I had and I had to buy a new one which is the jolt 10 so they're...

it is a custom cabinet, 4x10s surrounding the Celestion 15, wired up to have a 4-ohm load to the head, the head is perfectly capable of handling this load as it says on the back "4 ohms preferred"

Hello everyone, I have seemed to run into an issue with my Mesa M3 Carbine 300-watt head. it seems when i turn up the volume to play live gigs the amp seems to distort but not in a good way, and its also not very loud when it does get to this distorting range, I thought it may have been the...