How to make bass speaker sound lower?

[Ishmael_22]

There’s a lot of speculation about how he got the sound, it may be best to just ask the man himself. Nate Edgar was the bassist and is easily found and contacted on various social medias. There’s a good chance he’s a real nice guy and would take a minute to explain how he got that specific tone and maybe even offer advice to dial in your setup similarly.

I'll do that and let you guys know if he replies.

 

[Ishmael_22]

You could try the OneControl Crimson Red Preamp Pedal.

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Damn, that preamp makes the bass sound great!

 

[Ishmael_22]

You could try the OneControl Crimson Red Preamp Pedal.

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I found that pedal on ebay for $110 and I'm really considering buying it but don't know if I should go with one that has more controls on it like highs, mids, and lows.

 

[micguy]

A 4x12 bass cab should be able to make enough low end to void your bowels.

I've often dreamed of vibrating myself off stage - kinda like the electric football players from years ago, but never have I ever thought that voiding my bowels was something to strive for.

Am I doing it wrong?

 

[BeauZooka]

I've often dreamed of vibrating myself off stage - kinda like the electric football players from years ago, but never have I ever thought that voiding my bowels was something to strive for.

Am I doing it wrong?

Ask Chuck Berry.

 

[edwinhurwitz]

I've been using a BackBeat. It provides enough low end to feedback through my body. Along with in ears, I no longer use a cabinet on stage. Bass sounds huge out front, where it should, and doesn't leak into every other mic on stage.