I finally reconciled myself to using enough crossover parts to make the Kappalite 3010LF work.
@DukeLeJeune I'm getting in line for two sir!
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I finally reconciled myself to using enough crossover parts to make the Kappalite 3010LF work.
@DukeLeJeune I'm getting in line for two sir!![]()
I'll be standing by for updates!Gah! I just ordered the woofer for the prototype a couple days ago - it's not even here yet!
you're in good company. positively amazing the number of killer players to come out of oklahoma.I'll be the first in Oklahoma, most likely...right?
Question: I have not read the whole thread...
Just curious...is it "better" to have the horns next to each other (reverse top cab)?
Well... normally we make people read the whole thread before they're allowed to ask questions...
Just kidding! Sorry, I couldn't resist!
It's a tradeoff to a certain extent. The radiation pattern out in the house is bit wider and more uniform in the vertical plane with the upper cab standing on its head, so yes in that sense it's better, BUT the bass player will definitely be able to hear his overtones better with the tweeter on top rather with a woofer on top. Imo the advantage out in the house of inverting the top cab would be minor, but the advantage to the bass player from having tweeter on top is pretty major... it doesn't sound very good up close with the woofer on top.
Well folks, these were definitely worth the wait! Can't wait to get them out of the living room where I can crank 'em up!
When I first plugged in, I was thinking "wow, the bass IS great". Then it occurred to me that I hadn't unplugged the ports. All I can say now is holy crap!
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Thanks man, between Leon Russell, JJ Cale, Clapton's band from the mid-70's, Garth, Hanson, Flaming Lips, Chet Baker, Dwight Twilley, Vince Gill, Bob Wills, and so many more...I think you're right!you're in good company. positively amazing the number of killer players to come out of oklahoma.
Great cabinet. Enjoy and welcome!Thanks man, between Leon Russell, JJ Cale, Clapton's band from the mid-70's, Garth, Hanson, Flaming Lips, Chet Baker, Dwight Twilley, Vince Gill, Bob Wills, and so many more...I think you're right!
And to keep it AK-related...I should be a 1203 Hathor owner in a week! First time AKer here!!
me, too. this is a question i'm interested in seeing answered.So I love my Hathor 1533 for rock playing but I'd like another AK cab to use for the neo-soul, hip hop, R&B stuff I play. Is anyone out there using a TC115 for that sort of sound? I'm talking about that deep, thick, smooth sound.
So I love my Hathor 1533 for rock playing but I'd like another AK cab to use for the neo-soul, hip hop, R&B stuff I play. Is anyone out there using a TC115 for that sort of sound? I'm talking about that deep, thick, smooth sound.
So I love my Hathor 1533 for rock playing but I'd like another AK cab to use for the neo-soul, hip hop, R&B stuff I play. Is anyone out there using a TC115 for that sort of sound? I'm talking about that deep, thick, smooth sound.
Just so that I can get a better idea of where the goal posts are, what needs to be different from the voicing of the 1533 with both switches down, and all three ports open?