So what @Fred312b said was right. Somehow I flipped the ohm switch to the wrong spot. Must have been when I was putting it in the bag. I hope this didn’t cause any harm to the cabs or the head. I’m not very knowledgeable about that sort of stuff.
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It won’t hurt this way but you’re getting less power to the cabs....So what @Fred312b said was right. Somehow I flipped the ohm switch to the wrong spot. Must have been when I was putting it in the bag. I hope this didn’t cause any harm to the cabs or the head. I’m not very knowledgeable about that sort of stuff.
So... inquiring minds want to know. Does it now sound as loud as you expected?So what @Fred312b said was right. Somehow I flipped the ohm switch to the wrong spot. Must have been when I was putting it in the bag. I hope this didn’t cause any harm to the cabs or the head. I’m not very knowledgeable about that sort of stuff.
Even a broken clock is right twice a day... glad it was a simple (and free) fix. Enjoy your loud ampSo what @Fred312b said was right. Somehow I flipped the ohm switch to the wrong spot. Must have been when I was putting it in the bag. I hope this didn’t cause any harm to the cabs or the head. I’m not very knowledgeable about that sort of stuff.
That is a nice looking Reverend you have there. How are you liking it? I almost bought one but chickened out at the last second, as I have never played one. I bet it sounds great with your Genzler rig.I know I just posted my new 212T the other day, but my new to me Magellan 350 and Reverend Triad also arrived this week. One happy TB member here!
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I’m much more concerned about the mixing of a P and a J pickup on the same instrument. What’s up with that!I honor of the upcoming Halloween holiday, and many thanks to Jeff @Genzler I present my Franken-Genzler rig. I turned off the tweeter in the 12 and couldn't be happier with the sound. Incredibly full yet articulate.
Those with mismatched cab OCD, or the mismatched drivers police, may want to avert their eyes.
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Hello Todd, Yes we do use a preset HPF on both amps, using a step slope circuit set at just under 30 Hz. Thanks for using our gear.Greetings, This may have been covered elsewhere, if so, pardon my post.
Curious if my Magellan 350 (or the 800) has a HPF built into the circuit? It definitely sounds amazing as is, but my g.a.s. is always leading me down some rabbit hole. I'm looking at the Broughton AOHPF:https://www.broughtonaudio.com/product-page/always-on-high-pass-filter and [sfx] Thumpinator:[sfx]:micro-thumpinator , both have solid reviews. Anyone with experience in this area? Thanks in advance!
Fantastic, Thanks Jeff! Wonderful to hear from you on Talkbass. Keep making us sound great!Hello Todd, Yes we do use a preset HPF on both amps, using a step slope circuit set at just under 30 Hz. Thanks for using our gear.
If I can't sell my BA10-2 I may try this with my MG12T. Although I haven't played a gig where I need more than a single cab can deliver. My 350/12 combo is ridiculously loud.
How do you like that bass/guitar stand...?