Recent content by WholeGrainBass

Does anyone know of any music videos around with the musicians using Squier basses or guitars? Did a quick search on Google and Youtube yet found nothing

band name: Cytokine Storm (Greensboro, NC) genre: Metal link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qxKAUgowE3A

alright i think i am beginning to understand this a lot better i had a talk with this bass instructor earlier today who explained a lot about it but one question i just thought of is with a 500 watt head attached to 300 watt 210 cab would that mean it will only allow 300 out of 500 watts to be...

with what JHAz said, how is it some players have a 410 and another cab like a 212 or 115 connected with it to work?

thank you very much for that explanation. that really helps out a lot.

would a 1x12 be a better alternative? or should i stick with adding another 4x10?

would it be smart to hook the amp to the 410 and then into the external speaker input of a combo amp (the amp in the combo is not on, not even plugged in) but i have used the external speaker from it before and it'll work without it being on i have a feeling thats common knowledge

hmmm, did not realize it be that simple i feel dumb but at least i know now

My professors always told us there are never any dumb questions...well here goes: Speaker cabinet: Peavey Headliner 410 two parallel inputs and a speakon Amp: Hartke LH500 I have them hooked up via speakon to 1/4" input jack cable i tried hooking up from one of the parallel inputs to...

how would i know the bass is overloading the input of the amp?

oh ok good. i was worried either the bass or my new amp was messed up

I just recently got my new Hartke LH500 head and hooked my 97 Ibanez sr1200 up to it. I plugged it into the active input and noticed it was rather quiet. The volume knob was full throttle on the bass. I plugged it into the passive input and was much louder than the active input. Yes the Ibanez...

we put all the money earned from gigs in a bank account to use for band finances such as making merchandise and paying for recordings and such

I bought a 97 SR1200 last year for $600. I dont regret it at all. Love that thing. I'm surprised it was that cheap seeing how the previous owner left it in its case the entire time and only played it a handful of times.

I like to use DR DDT (drop down tuning) strings for my bass. They are made to handle the lower tunings without being too big or heavy.