Audiokinesis Hathor 1203 Demos??

[Tom Gotsch]

Hey, does anyone have any sound demos for the Audiokinesis Hathor 1203 cab? I've taken an interest in it but I can't seem to find any videos or anything.
Thanks!

 

[Passinwind]

I think @nostatic may have posted some in the long AK thread.

 

[nostatic]

Pretty much every live track here is H1203 and/or C1203T (mostly H1203). Only a thousand or so tunes

soundcloud.com/nostatic/sets

put https:// in front of that - the forum software insists on trying to pull in the feed which isn't what you want.

Probably most consistent sound are from ones labeled "TRiP" with a date. That is a local club I played a lot.

 

[Tom Gotsch]

Thanks guys.

 

[landry.bass]

Pretty much every live track here is H1203 and/or C1203T (mostly H1203). Only a thousand or so tunes

soundcloud.com/nostatic/sets

put https:// in front of that - the forum software insists on trying to pull in the feed which isn't what you want.

Probably most consistent sound are from ones labeled "TRiP" with a date. That is a local club I played a lot.

I've also been looking into Audiokinesis stuff, and appreciate the clips.

But let me also say I was really digging the band, your playing and your tone. I listened to 6 or 7 songs and enjoyed them all.

 

[MarkA]

Nothing like nostatic's catalog, but, awhile back in the AK thread, I posted a quick recording of the 1203 (made with my phone -- don't hold that against the cab) showing its different mid/treble switch settings:

@emjazz (and whomever else might find it interesting), here is another installment in the unintentional series Late-Night Phone-Recordings of the Hathor 1203 -- the impetus for this one being the discussion you guys were having about how various switch settings might approximate a single-driver cab.

Little riff played on the neck pickup, with:

1. both switches up
2. top (treble) switch down
3. bottom (mid) switch down
4. both switches down

The recording was made at very low volume -- I live in an apartment and it was past 1:00 A.M. -- with my phone on a music stand, not quite two feet in front of the cab. The resulting file was very quiet and the level had to come up a lot when normalizing -- aside from that, no EQ, compression, or any effects were applied to it. Some EQ was used on the amp -- slight boosts to the lows, upper mids, and treble -- but the controls are all within 15 "minutes" or so of "noon" (straight up). The single port is unplugged and the cab is elevated.

Again, the recording was made with a phone on a music stand, so no claims are made regarding the accuracy of representation/tonal balance, but it should give an idea of the settings relative to each other.