I don't see a problem.The only problem, if the helium leaks into the speakers your bass sounds like a ukulele.
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I don't see a problem.The only problem, if the helium leaks into the speakers your bass sounds like a ukulele.
And all the singers in the band sound like chipmunks.The only problem, if the helium leaks into the speakers your bass sounds like a ukulele.

Still not seeing a problem.And all the singers in the band sound like chipmunks.![]()
Orange (not to be confused with blue, green, etc.) audio engineers refer to this device as an SC, or Sound Cannon. The "cannon" fires projectiles in the shape of musical notes. It can handle individual notes and even two and three note chords quite well, but can jam when attempting to reproduce complex chords.
One Orange engineer named Red was standing behind a prototype cab when a co-worker attempted to play a chord using all 6 strings of a 6-string bass. This blew out the back of the cab, nearly castrating Red. They now call him "CD", short (no pun intended) for "Collateral Damage".
Still not seeing a problem.![]()
I believe that anything with a flat fifth in also causes explosions
That will send anybody standing within the fatal radius into the fifth dimension, not that that's a bad thing.
If your instrument is improperly grounded you can fix it with ground wound strings!
And the fifth dimension is full of beautiful balloons.
Damn!...........all this time I've been using ground cinnamon!!!#^%$&^#$*^&!If your instrument is improperly grounded you can fix it with ground wound strings!
What a laugh!I use nitrous oxide to play faster
Tried it,........couldn't stop laughing long enough to play my bass.I use nitrous oxide to play faster
I use nitrous oxide to play faster
They say that Geddy traveled forward in time to get himself a HELIO™. The prototype he brought was leaking helium...It seems neo cabs may be a thing of the past.Ampeg is working on a new cabinet that they are going to call the"HELIO". Inside the cab are two stainless steel cylinders,each holding 25 lbs of helium. They have two way valves,one to let the gas in one to let it out. When you want to move any heavy cabinet,you fill the cylinders with helium.when you get where you want the cabinet to sit you empty the gas into a portable reserve tank. This makes an 8x10 cab weigh 20 lbs. Every cab has been weighed,and the proper amount of gas figured out for each. They decided that 20 lbs would be the weight they will make each cab. Obviously, there has to be safety built in, like valves that only allow a specific amount of gas into the cylinders,for obvious reasons, you don't want your cab floating away. Imagine loading a large PA system, even amp racks will weigh only 20 lbs,bass cabs,marshal stacks only weigh 20 lbs. Next they plan to use this system to make SVT's weigh only 20 lbs.
'Cause the fifth dimension is full of beautiful balloons.
'Cause the fifth dimension is full of beautiful balloons.
and this...and aquariums... I think.