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Double Bass AI Contra cab removal?

#3
This is giving me a brainstorm. Here's my plan.

1. Remove clarus from my Coda.
2. Insert a new RE one-8 (have Rich customize it to 4 Ohms) in between Coda cab and Clarus
3. Result: The perfect blend of dispersion and projection - a nice full low end from the downfiring woofer plus added midrange and clarity from the RE.

Hmm... now all I need is some cash.
 
#5
junglebike said:
Do you have the newer model or the older? I had a newer one, with the molded plastic around the amp section. Inside was just raw electronics -- I'd have had to build a box for it.
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You have the original, older model if it has the molded plastic around the amp section. The series II have the Clarus bolted to the top of the standalone cabinet.
 
#6
junglebike said:
Do you have the newer model or the older? I had a newer one, with the molded plastic around the amp section. Inside was just raw electronics -- I'd have had to build a box for it.
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Yes, mine's the Seies II, which has the metal casing. I emailed RIch Raezer, and he wrote that he doesn't make the 1x8 in a 4 ohm version. In fact it seems that all of his cabs are 8 ohms.

So, does anyone know of a small 1x8 box that's 4 ohms?
 
#7
I'm seriously tempted to separate the amp from the speaker. That would effectively give me a clarus that I could use with a variety of cabs depending on the gig.

If I know the gig is going to be medium to loud I would then leave the contras speaker at home as its not a great deal of use at volume.
 

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