Plain old 1/4" cable will get you to the house DI if you don't mind that being used.
That's still EXTRA.
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Plain old 1/4" cable will get you to the house DI if you don't mind that being used.
25ft trs cable into the line input of a mixer channel I believe would be considered balanced. I'm ok with that but I'm not sure a typical snake would have trs jacks or just ts.
Actually that would need an XLR male end, But it’s easy to see how someone would get that mixed up.Or this into your TRS out on your amp then a mic cable on this:
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https://www.amazon.com/WYMECT-Female-Adapter-Balanced-Connector/dp/B07M6KWBTD/ref=sr_1_14?keywords=1/4+male+to+female+xlr&qid=1569279047&s=gateway&sr=8-14
Yep, I grab the wrong image:Actually that would need an XLR male end, But it’s easy to see how someone would get that mixed up.
On second thought you could then use a male male adapter with what you have pictured. What’s a couple adapters between friends?
Still no.Yep, I grab the wrong image:
Probably easier for some people, I agree. I'll keep my BB800 for now, let's see how this thing goes.The new EQ layout is literally a step backwards too IMO. Granted, it'll be easier for some to comprehend.
Can someone comment on the differences between the two twelves? There's such a big price difference. I was considering the sealed 12 with the angled baffl for monitoring purposes, also because it's a sealed cab which I generally like and it uses the same 12 that Duke uses and I know I like the voicing of that speaker. The new 12 is ported which I'm wondering will be too boomy for my tastes? But the price is certainly attractive. If I ever wanted to add a second cabinet, would these two versions play well together?
thanks, the newer one has more beef, but can it also cut through a mix if thats the tone you want?The BassDock12 does have more "beef" than the Bassliner12, but it is not at all boomy. Very controlled low end, and a bit more full/warm than the Bassliner. One reason for the price difference is ceramic (BassDock) vs neo (Bassliner).
thanks, the newer one has more beef, but can it also cut through a mix if thats the tone you want?
The new EQ layout is literally a step backwards too IMO.
Granted, it'll be easier for some to comprehend.
no one has yet answered if the 800 is going away...
do we think the bassliner 12 would play well with a bass dock on the bottom of the stacked pair?
Probably easier for some people, I agree. I'll keep my BB800 for now, let's see how this thing goes.
My understanding is that it is not going away.