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3Leaf Audio Club - Episode 2

Sweet, simple. Do you have any previews to share? And do you know when you'll be putting them out yet? The proton is awesome, but I cant wait to try the Wonderlove out with the exp. pedal though!

I'll release them as soon as I can. I'm still just waiting on parts. They should be shipping this month. There's a picture buried somewhere in my facebook page. I'll take some pro shots when I start building the next run of them.
 
Excellent... so there should be plenty when they launch, no pre-order required. Altough, might do it any way just to be sure I get one. Love that simple color scheme.

BTW Spencer... it's too bad your not in Bk anymore. Would love to do a shoot out of your Heritage B15-N against my 90's B15-R. The double baffle would probably win out but I'm reeeeeeally curious what the nuances are from one to the other. Oh well, I'll just have to get one myself some day... cheers, man.
 
The extra wattage and the XLR out were the big draw for me. Looking at options now from Vintage Blue or FlipTops.net for a double baffle cab made to spec. I think it's going to cost a fortune but could make all the difference compared to the sealed cab. Still awaiting feedback from Mark at VB.

Anyway... sorry to hijack this thread for a minute there. This isn't even the Amps forum let alone an Ampeg thread. Oops! Back to all things 3Leaf.

Did I mention I love my GR2, Enabler and PWNZOR? :) WL coming soon...
 
Hi, can I have a number? just purchased the Enabler and still diggin it, I was quite amazed with the sound quality of it...
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anyone can share their favourite settings for passive bass? Especially for jazz n funky music.. thanks.
 
Deep switch "on", bass knob boosted to two o'clock, upper mid switch on "on" and cut to 10 o'clock, treble straight up (with broken-in strings). Big and fat, but still clear.

Lonnybass

Hi thanks bro, I followed your advice and changed my Eden WTDI into Enabler, and yes the Enabler enhance the sound, no more muddy bass, changed into more transparent and clear sound. But I think different basses will need different settings if I use Enabler as my preamp. Btw
I just noticed that your suggestion are most likely the same with my setting son the picture that I posted before.. Lol...
 
Hi thanks bro, I followed your advice and changed my Eden WTDI into Enabler, and yes the Enabler enhance the sound, no more muddy bass, changed into more transparent and clear sound. But I think different basses will need different settings if I use Enabler as my preamp. Btw
I just noticed that your suggestion are most likely the same with my setting son the picture that I posted before.. Lol...

That's funny on the similar setting relative to your picture...great minds think alike! :cool: You are correct with regard to needing different settings with different basses.

Compared to the Eden WTDI which makes every bass you plug into it sound like it has been Eden-ized, the Enabler preserves the sound coming off the instrument without adding its own distinctive, always-there "stamp."

If anyone is interested, I posted a comparison between the Eden WTDI and the Enabler in the WTDI owner's thread, post #220:

http://www.talkbass.com/forum/showthread.php?t=838984&referrerid=6499

Lonnybass
 
Compared to the Eden WTDI which makes every bass you plug into it sound like it has been Eden-ized, the Enabler preserves the sound coming off the instrument without adding its own distinctive, always-there "stamp."

I agree with Lonny's statement. My WTDI has a great, colorful tone but not always what I want. It likes my Sadowsky with HC pickups but not so much my DJ5 or my SR5. The advantage of the WTDI is the onboard compressor. With The Enabler I have to use my Diamond Bass Compressor, but they get along famously.