Less. Enough to get good vibrations, but I don't want to burn out the motor or cause bodily harm.
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Less. Enough to get good vibrations, but I don't want to burn out the motor or cause bodily harm.

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goofing off tonight with the new Nash JB 63. I poked a bit of fuzz and comp before Mo, and then proceeded to do this terrible mess.
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I know I'm preaching to the choir here, but...
My Jule Amps Monique Dovecage is really a spectacular piece of gear!
I received both the Rackmount and Dovecage versions a couple of months ago - haven't even opened the rackmount box yet, because I'm in the middle of moving to Williamson County, TN, but I have dabbled around with the Dovecage>Demeter 800>Baer ML-112 and it is just a great setup. Infinitely flexible and it is nearly impossible to dial in a bad tone, regardless of the preamp/sensitivity/EQ settings.
With my Fodera MG Sig (Horse Chestnut over Walnut/Alder Tone Block and Ash Neck/Ebony FB) it is nothing short of a magic tone. Gobs of clear, thick, chewy low-end yet with clear note articulation and definition. I have never heard better tone than this for what I do...
Once I get to set up my studio after the move, I can hardly wait to drop bass tracks into Logic with this setup...
The best gear is always elegantly simple, in my opinion... The Jule Amps Monique is this very thing. Jule you have created a masterpiece, Sir!
Best,
Mike

Very cool. You are loaded for bear with that rig! The first part of my 'Monique rig' arrives today... the new Bergantino NV115 (sealed 15 and mid driver). I am a fan of the ML112 (really nice box), but would need two of them to handle my gigs, and I am a single cab guy. I am hoping the NV115 gives me a similar general tonality, with a bigger low end and output that is between a single ML112 and two of them.
Not sure how long the wait is now for the DeMonique. I won't bother Jule for another few weeks to check in on timing. He bounced me back when I ordered that he has a number of the Tardis pre's in production, and that Demeter has shortened their turnaround time to 2-3 weeks for adding the Minnie.... so maybe in a month or so (I'm 2 weeks in on the order) I will be loaded for bear![]()
Wow Ken, a Pbass, a tube pre/power amp rig, a sealed 15 ? What's next, flats ?![]()
A little Monique revival music - violin, bass, drum machine, live.
https://soundcloud.com/nostatic-live/grace-nostatic
and if you want to hear some dirt (bass solo halfway through)
https://soundcloud.com/nostatic-live/maiden-nostatic
A little Monique revival music - violin, bass, drum machine, live.
https://soundcloud.com/nostatic-live/grace-nostatic
and if you want to hear some dirt (bass solo halfway through)
https://soundcloud.com/nostatic-live/maiden-nostatic
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Thanks much for posting some streaming clips. Sounds great!
Charlie, you have built a beautiful piece of gear. Proud to know you.
A little Monique revival music - violin, bass, drum machine, live.
https://soundcloud.com/nostatic-live/grace-nostatic
and if you want to hear some dirt (bass solo halfway through)
https://soundcloud.com/nostatic-live/maiden-nostatic
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A little Monique revival music - violin, bass, drum machine, live.
https://soundcloud.com/nostatic-live/grace-nostatic
Really enjoyed your intro work on grace. Good stuff!
Hey Mr. Bowlus, have you tried the Monique in front of the Carvin B1500. I was just thinking about that last night. I know you own both so I thought I'd ask. Theoretically it seems like a win/win.