Amplification Is So Important

Ok, so I know a lot of u are gonna think, What ? U only discovered that now? : )
But, I recently bought a stunning small PA system; 2 x active 12s and an active 12" sub. I line out of my little Hartle A 35 into my Mackie Mixer and my SR605 sounds amazing! The added amplification, with tons of low end, and suddenly the few frets that were a bit soft, are now coming through much louder, especially the B string. I've always hated the tinny sounding aluminium speaker on the Hartle, but with all that extra low end, that speaker really helps to punch the mids through. I've also upped the mids on the mixer to 3 o clock.
So it's all about amplification. Small Amps just cannot produce those really low notes as well so a note that sounds weak through a small amp sounds great through big sound.
I hope this helps people frustrated with weak B strings and other weak notes - basically, u need a bigger amp. There prob are small Amps capable of doing this, but they're prob very expensive - well, in SA anyway ($12 to the Rand)

 

Can u see the worry in my eye?

 

It is a real Hartle speaker in a real Hartle amp - don't be dof.

 

U should have been a school teacher.
Maybe u r just a very unhappy individual?

 

Dude, listen to me! All I did was write an encouraging story about amplification.
Don't speak to me about attitude.
Some pansy with an attitude starts heckling me about the way I write "u" instead of "you"?
Are u serious??
Has this creature seriously got nothing better to say than main about my grammar??
I don't give a stuff what u and him think about my attitude or my grammar!
U r like two flipping old grannies with wet panties - TAKE A HIKE!

 

Spelling mistake. By the way it's "dof" Afrikaans for stupid.
Not "a" dof.

 

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Others?
With wet panties?