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Low Down Sound Club, Part Four
- Thread starter Chef
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He did ask me some questions about the cab. Weight, type of amp i use, type of Bass, music style, price point, type of sound I'm looking for.
So I'm waiting his quote.
So, what did you two come up with for a potential cabinet? Design, drivers, dimensions, etc. ?
I did ask him a small 210s, less than 16inch wide. Depth and height won't matter. Weight less than 50lbs is fine with me, vertical, not to expensive around $600 ( Not firm on this price ) or less. I'll let him decide about speakers, and decide about 2 way or 3 way.
What i really need from the cab is Deep low, punch and clean highs as possible a 10 speaker can provide.
I did answer his questions
I think that's it.
So I'm waiting.
I'm 4 hours from there, I've been there a few times on the beach. I didn't know about that builder, Tks for let me know.You know, you aren't that far a drive from Myrtle Beach, SC. There's a really great cab builder there who wouldmakeoffer anything to your heart's desire and................ take your money and run!
Good thing you are dealing with Don, instead; he is the best!
Trust me, and a bunch of others here, you want nothing to do with the guy in Myrtle Beach.
It's done. I really loved the cab.
LDS 210
LDS 210
Yes tweet. The cell phone camera is not good. It's in between of the 10s right side.
I don't know the weight I'll check it later,
The head for this cab is Markbass nano.
Edit : 41 Lbs
MDBass
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- Nov 7, 2012
- 8,590
- 14,890
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- Endorsing Artist: Dingwall-Fender-Bergantino-Dunlop-Tech 21-Darkglass-Nordstrand
Just gigged an LDS cab that I purchased in the classifieds here (primarily for use in my studio and the occasional lower volume gig) for the first time last night, with a very high energy modern rock band.
Totally floored by the experience, my Berg NV425 was immediately listed for sale: arguably the best live sound I've ever had onstage, tons of volume on tap (I actually had to turn down from my usual Berg master volume to avoid burying the drummer, who hits like Josh Freese), and the easiest schlep ever.
The cab actually weighs noticeably less than the combined weight of my pedal board and class D head
Anyone happen to know Don's contact info? I'd just like to shoot him a quick email thanking him for making such a phenomenal piece of gear, and making the gigging life of a session musician MUCH easier
Totally floored by the experience, my Berg NV425 was immediately listed for sale: arguably the best live sound I've ever had onstage, tons of volume on tap (I actually had to turn down from my usual Berg master volume to avoid burying the drummer, who hits like Josh Freese), and the easiest schlep ever.
The cab actually weighs noticeably less than the combined weight of my pedal board and class D head
Anyone happen to know Don's contact info? I'd just like to shoot him a quick email thanking him for making such a phenomenal piece of gear, and making the gigging life of a session musician MUCH easier
MDBass
Supporting Member
- Nov 7, 2012
- 8,590
- 14,890
- Disclosures
- Endorsing Artist: Dingwall-Fender-Bergantino-Dunlop-Tech 21-Darkglass-Nordstrand
Currently talking with Don about a 208 cab using Faital Pro 8PR200's. Diagonal alignment. Single handle recessed middle of top. Tilt back handle. Will be stackable. 8 ohm. Start with one, add two more down the line if needed. Should make for a very versitile stack, from small to the gorilla in the corner. 6 of the 8PR200's should keep up and or out perform a fair amount of 610's.
Excited.
Excited.
