Recent content by wombat2010

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    Gibsons and Epiphones

    This is the bass for you, he designed it.
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    Gallien Krueger MB 210, MB 115, and MB212 Owners

    After dampening and T-bracing I have added a 1/15" JBL cabinet it has made all the difference , this box is dampened and braced as ALL bass cabinets should be.http://www.talkbass.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=191629&stc=1&d=1292548384
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    Gallien Krueger MB 210, MB 115, and MB212 Owners

    yes thats the reason dampening and bracing I have fixed mine.
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    Gallien Krueger MB 210, MB 115, and MB212 Owners

    The 2"/1" pine was screwed and liquid nailed (be careful of the screws length ) 1 piece across the back horizontally, same with the sides, 1 piece from the back bracing to the baffle (in between the 2 speakers) all screwed and plenty of liquid nails, then make up your cletes for each corner...
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    Gallien Krueger MB 210, MB 115, and MB212 Owners

    I have T-braced and dampened my MB210 because it was virtually unusable when it finally turned up after a 2 month wait. It is now as good as any small combo out there if not better, to say this was not a cost saving measure is bull, for $30.00 and a day or 2 you blow you warranty but get a...
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    Gallien Krueger MB 210, MB 115, and MB212 Owners

    Australian bass player. I have my MB210 after waiting 2 months ,after a few gigs it developed a buzz and rattle or 2, the vibrations made it hard having anything sitting on the amp,it was a good sound but very boomy. After reading this forum i have T-braced (2"/1"pine)the box and added cleats...
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    Just opened up my 210MBE...

    Been a pro bass player for 40 years and have owned many good amps Fender/Trace Elliot etc. I loved the MB210 when it first arrived after 2 months on back order but as the speakers loosened up the cabinet developed rattles and buzzes, I had a look and realized it had no dampening or bracing and...