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this was in my garage up until yesterday. sadly, the JMP is not mine.
Ive tried 4 times. What am I doing wrong?
Ive tried 4 times. What am I doing wrong?
Ive clicked on "add immage, URL comes up with the wraps but still posts with red x for image.
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Do you get a better response with the cabs on their sides? I've noticed sometimes others do that, sometimes not...
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Thanks for the help
Do you get a better response with the cabs on their sides? I've noticed sometimes others do that, sometimes not...
i suppose. some swear more contact with the floor is a good thing, some swear that the cabs need to be stacked vertically. in this case, i had the mesa powering the bottom one, which was lower and cleaner sounding, and the grindy upper mids coming out of the marshall/top cab. it sounded amazing and i really really wish i was buying that marshall.

Yeah I understand the whole floor thing, not sure if it translates much to a concrete garage floor...
what the F did you pop the rocket out of the combo and mod it??? or did they make a pre amp i never saw cause i was in space.... rad dude
It would translate *the best* to a concrete garage floor. Acoustic coupling with a floor is about reflection, and a garage floor is just about the best reflection you can get.
