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smallest 1x15"?.....lightest?...
- Thread starter quadrogong
- Start date
To jump off Jeremy Allen's post, make sure you don't look at just weight numbers. Sometimes, a certain shape will make a cab much easier to carry regardless of weight
- Sep 3, 2006
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I ordered a Dr BAss 115LF to pair with my 112. I'll let you know how I like it if you are interested. Ordered last Friday, should receive it Thursday. I am a fan of the Dr Bass products. The sound is good, the workmanship is good, they are really light, and the finish is what everyone should be using. Only drawback is that, if you want a custom cab, their may be a goodly wait involved although both my cabs were shipped right away as they were standard configuration single speaker cabs (12 has a horn).
alexclaber
Commercial User
I do have both simulated and measured plots for this model though the latter haven't been referenced to a given voltage. I will probably add them to another section of the site.
The whole specs things creates a bit of a dilemma - I could put some fictitious specs on the site or I could put on honest specs on there which would lead potential customers to thing my cabs are quieter and have less bottom than the competition's products. Hmmm, what would Lemmy do?
Alex
bongomania
Commercial User
I think you did what Lemmy would do-- shrug off the specs as meaningless, reporting instead what to expect from them in layman's terms. If anything I'd play that up on your site, along with a tongue-in-cheek angry tirade against the abuse of specs by other manufacturers.
It's funny, for me, being a non-tech kind of guy. I don't trust specs anyway, kind of like statistics......
I think Lemmy would agree.
I think Lemmy would agree.
I do have both simulated and measured plots for this model though the latter haven't been referenced to a given voltage. I will probably add them to another section of the site.
The whole specs things creates a bit of a dilemma - I could put some fictitious specs on the site or I could put on honest specs on there which would lead potential customers to thing my cabs are quieter and have less bottom than the competition's products. Hmmm, what would Lemmy do?
Alex
