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As my amp tech says,if the impedance matches,have at it.
I agree you hear a sound, and that's because of the complex frequency make up of the speaker output. The sound is not the same you hear when off stage.
You are correct about the phase cancellation with multiple speakers. I found out about the distance effect in the mid 60's when, I had diffuculty tuning an upright in a small practice room ended up having to tune at fourth and fifths nodes on the bass strings.
It's basic physics.
Well, I bet you can detach the amp from the cab, put it into case and have an 800 headDid my fantasy drawing of a Rumble Stage 800 head a few pages back make you think there really was one? Naaaaaw!!! But I can dream, can't I?
Might void the warranty,but yeah!Well, I bet you can detach the amp from the cab and put it into case and have a 800 head
Well, I bet you can detach the amp from the cab, put it into case and have an 800 head
If anybody can, @eric_B, you certainly can !
@Drgonzonm,
Please apply your thought process to headphones and IEMs. By your reasoning, they cannot possibly work.
Thank you,
John
Please apply your thought process to headphones and IEMs. By your reasoning, they cannot possibly work.
Thank you,
John
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i am recording a song tonight through the two combos. Will try to post it later.
Well, I got bored with what I was supposed to record and went out into left field with an off time-off kilter jazz improve on bass and sax.
It is ******** but I will post it tomorrow. The interesting thing about it is the sax is running through the rumble di to the board. I am working on a loop concert set for sax and bass. This one is so effed-up that I think I will use it. Lol
It is ******** but I will post it tomorrow. The interesting thing about it is the sax is running through the rumble di to the board. I am working on a loop concert set for sax and bass. This one is so effed-up that I think I will use it. Lol
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Small stage pub gig last night with rock band... used 500C with my short scale Mustang bass. Lacked nothing!
At least he had an amp!
I was rehearsing for Friday night, with e-drums and in-ears. Everything goes direct except the vocals...
Love the band, love the songs, hate the technology.
I was rehearsing for Friday night, with e-drums and in-ears. Everything goes direct except the vocals...
Love the band, love the songs, hate the technology.
I know, right? - I've played plenty of gigs with a Mesa D800/SW115 or a Rumble 200C practically at my feet, but tilted up - and was able to hear any note my BEAD tuned 5 string basses could put out just fine...
So I got up early this morning and had time to spare
I jammed for about an hour or so with my studio 40 and now I do not want to be at work!
I just want to go home and continue playing my 40! (First world problems)
I jammed for about an hour or so with my studio 40 and now I do not want to be at work!
I just want to go home and continue playing my 40! (First world problems)
I gather you only used the 500C on it's own without an additional extension cab Rod, if it was a small stage.
That'sa right. Very tight. Had the 500C laying pretty far back pointing up at my head.
