Recent content by wayneward

Sussed it, it's the nut! Shoved a bit of card under the g string and it's now fine! Ill get a new brass nut cut in :) great bass!!

Mrlenny1 what happens when you do? I've had mine on low levelish at home and it's fine ? Do you have to drive it first before it stops working ?.. With the 400

Now that sounds more like it :) It's been a while since I messed around with this kinda stuff but it's not a massive job - great idea

that's what I'm thinking its a bit let me say iffy ;) I'm thinking the easiest way is the 4 ohm speaker in the 1x15 cab and then try a series connection lead giving 8 ohms otherwise I'd have convert the 2x10 to a 8ohm cab which I'm not certain if the horn is 8ohms In parallel to the two 10's at...

small problem with series 2 - bass is setup perfect - using 35 gauge - actions perfect - apart from on the open g it buzzes open if I fret a g# it's fine? Would you think that's fret dress or truss rod setup? I wouldn't want to change the setup and thinking its catching in the fret so could I...

Anybody know much about these foster 6 string basses - I've had it a while and decided to start using it as my main bass.. i got it from my best mate simon and used it quite a lot back in the day i hooked it up yesterday and decided its time to start using it all the time...

So it's tricky then?! Run it and if it cuts out that's it you think? Obviously the modern amp will have protection for this I'm hoping ?.. Any suggestions Plus both cabs are Eden not TC ;)

Might be better up connect them both together in parallel and measure the impedance do you think ? So I'm I right in thinking that one cab won't me louder than the other!?

Ive got a TC classic 450 head which states in the back minimum 4ohms although it says you can connect 3 of there 8ohm cabs which is 2.67 ohms now i have a 2x10 eden cab and 1x15 eden cab the 2x10 is 4 ohms and the 1x15 is 8ohms this would give you 2.67 ohms question is would this be...