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Low Down Sound Club, Part Four

#521
kringle77 said:
Another cool cab that I'd like to see someone build is a sealed 3x10. A pair of eminence Bp102's crossed over to a copperhead at 300hz. That would be alot of whump in a managable box. Vertically stacked of course.
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Basically halfof a thought that's been floated around in my head... a sealed 610 with 4 4 ohm BP102;s and 2 16 ohm guitar drivers(8 ohm with passive xover). zMy idea was that it would be a perfect match for an 800RB.
Put the BP's in an "L" with the pair of guitar drivers vertical.
 
#535
LowBSix said:
Don is shipping Monday a pair of LDS/hybrid of the Aggy SL & DB 112 near the 25 pound weight of the SLs thats what i mean by light weight!
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Arrived - 28 pounds exactly what I want...

Compared it with an Aguilar GS112 with a 2008 Fender American Standard Jazz 5 string with Nordstrand NJ5S Noiseless pickups through a TH500, tone knobs at noon, Drive at 8 o'clock, Gain and Master at 10 o'clock.

The LDS 112T is responsive, full, warm, punchy & tight. Not clanky or brittle with the tweeter on. The extended lows are not overbearing and the mids allow the voice and fundamental note to speak. The bridge pickup has the classic 'burpy' growl and and the neck pickup gets very close to the classic P tone.

The GS112 sounded nice, typical "scoop" and a little shy in the extended lows.

Don and I agreed to finish one and let me check it out, just in case he needed to go back to the drawing board again.

Don Oatman is a classy gentle man of his word. The 1010/6 he first built for me sounds and looks great! 45 pounds with my neck n back issues wasn't light enough for my needs. He insisted on my satisfaction. I'm very please with the result!

Pictures to follow.
 
#536
Yes Don was a pleasure to work with. Super nice guy who takes the time to talk to you. The craftsmanship is top notch. It's a sealed 610 with the left side crossed over. I have a switch that allows me to run it crossed over or full range. Can't wait to break it in with the Fender 100t. Super easy to move and weight is not big issue for me. ImageUploadedByTalkBass1361908190.290103.jpgImageUploadedByTalkBass1361908202.839236.jpg
 
#537
adivin said:
Yes Don was a pleasure to work with. Super nice guy who takes the time to talk to you. The craftsmanship is top notch. It's a sealed 610 with the left side crossed over. I have a switch that allows me to run it crossed over or full range. Can't wait to break it in with the Fender 100t. Super easy to move and weight is not big issue for me.View attachment 320730View attachment 320731
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Thats an awesome looking cab! I have to tell you, those kick-back casters and the handle on the top are the best thing since sliced bread....gigging is a breeze now! I can now sell all my other cabs... Kringle I owe you big time for letting go of that Dually :bassist:
 
#539
adivin said:
Yes Don was a pleasure to work with. Super nice guy who takes the time to talk to you. The craftsmanship is top notch. It's a sealed 610 with the left side crossed over. I have a switch that allows me to run it crossed over or full range. Can't wait to break it in with the Fender 100t. Super easy to move and weight is not big issue for me.View attachment 320730View attachment 320731
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I love a 610... but the 1010/6 was too heavy for my spine... :eek:
 

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