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Low Down Sound Club V3

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Two LDS 156's until Chef get's his pics posted.
 

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Two LDS 156's until Chef get's his pics posted.

Quite the thunderous stack, a la Burningskies. Do you EVER use both cabs at a gig? My single 15/6 never allows my M9 to get past 11 o'clock on the master, even when we get silly loud near the end of a bar gig (no bass in FOH). I can't imagine how loud a pair would get.
 
Quite the thunderous stack, a la Burningskies. Do you EVER use both cabs at a gig? My single 15/6 never allows my M9 to get past 11 o'clock on the master, even when we get silly loud near the end of a bar gig (no bass in FOH). I can't imagine how loud a pair would get.

I really don't need to. When I heard the price of KLLF's were going up I pulled the trigger on another one. But it sure is nice to be awash in lowend with 2 cabs at once.:bassist:
 
I guess they were over busy today, because it was a budget rent-a-truck, and not my regular fedex guy.
I'll pop them at lunch, given that i get lunch.
 
me neither; and since they're 8 ohm, the MB Fusion too....

I'm really hoping the Walkabout drives these well.

I know the M9 with those will be a slaughterhouse.
 
Here's a pic of my LDS 15/6. My bass is covering the LDS.

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I have a really dumb question. When I bought the cab it came with metals corners which I really don't like so Don sent me plastic corners with screws. So my question is after I take the metal corners off can I just screw the plastic ones in without starter holes or do I need to drill holes to screw the corners in ?
 
I have a really dumb question. When I bought the cab it came with metals corners which I really don't like so Don sent me plastic corners with screws. So my question is after I take the metal corners off can I just screw the plastic ones in without starter holes or do I need to drill holes to screw the corners in ?

I didn't use a drill when I upgraded the corners on my cabinet.

It's important to fill in any old holes (assuming the holes don't line up) so that air doesn't escape.
 
I didn't think of that. What should I use ? Won't the plastic ends cover the holes ?

The plastic will cover them but won't make an airtight seal, which is what you want for the cab to function at it's best.

BTW, beautiful fretless.
 
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