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    string to fret clacking

    Just learning how to use forums and placed the first two in the wrong place.
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    string to fret clacking

    Thanks for your answers. Some good ideas I'll try, some others I've already tried.
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    string to fret clacking

    I'm using DR Hi-Beam stainless steel, round core strings 45-105 gauge. I'll give nickle round roundwounds a try. Thanks. As far as practice, practice, practice goes, I've been practicing for over 42 years. Like I said, depending on the material being played I sometimes hit the strings hard and...
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    string to fret clacking

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    string to fret clacking

    I have to keep the tweeters in my cabs in the off position and the treble not too high because I can hear the string hitting the fret when I press down on it. It causes a clacking or pinging sound when the string touches the fret. Depending on what I'm playing, sometimes I hit the string harder...
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    string to fret clacking

    When I use the tweeters and treble to get a brighter sound/clarity, there is a clacking or pinging kind of sound when I press the string down on the fret. In other words, you can hear the string when it touches the fret. Consequently, I never use the tweeters in my cabs since they seem to...
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    string to fret clacking

    I find this site difficult to navigate, to find answers and even pages I've been on before. For instance, I posted this question yesterday and it took me about 10 -15 minutes to find it again. Even though I put it in the search box, this page did not come up. I always have to just keep clicking...
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    string to fret clacking

    If I turn on the tweeters in my cabinets or bring in enough treble I get a loud clacking sound when I press the string down to the fret. The only way I've found to get rid of it is to take out a lot of the treble and turn the tweeters off. Any suggestions as to how to get more treble without...
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    opinions: 210 and 115 modular rig vs 410

    Check out a Schroeder 15PL (30lbs.) with a Schroeder 210PL (35lbs.) and plop a Gallian-Kreuger MB Fusion or a Genz Benz Streamliner on them.
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    Wanna replace my 410 HLF and go light

    I've been looking for lighter, smaller and more powerful cabs for a while now and the best setup I've found so far for that is the MarkBass Randy Jackson 15" (37lbs. 17 1/2" width) paired with the MarkBass 210 Club (28lbs. 17 1/2" width). Why the Randy Jackson 15" instead of the Club 15"...
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    Cabinets : Front Ported vs. Sealed vs. Rear Ported

    I thought I had my dream set up when I paired the rear ported Markbass "Randy Jackson" 15" and the rear ported Markbass Club210 (they fit perfectly together) it sounded great but I was in a studio setting. When I played it in clubs, where we set up against a back wood wall, which is common in...