It's a shame I can't use those 4x10 pa cabs for bass. That's just the ticket.
Forgive my ignorance, but why wouldn't a 4X10 PA cab work? Is it somehow designed to not handle lower freqs or something? Or is it that your head doesn't agree with it?
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It's a shame I can't use those 4x10 pa cabs for bass. That's just the ticket.
Turn the treble up.So at night I feel kinda worried if I'm being to loud when I practice. I just use the peavey musician into the bassic. Problem is at low volume it's not articulate at all. Practice amps suck too for this. Is there any head that sounds clear and defined at all volumes?
I'm playing with the bronco with the Ric bridge low cut engaged and stainless strings so the bass isn't the issue.
Yup, but I have no foundation nor do I have insulation. My rental house is very old.
Pretty much a parallel to me. I told the stepson at the beginning of the month he has 30 days to go. I need some real income from the place to keep it. I'll give up my master with bath to keep their business out of my business till the market recovers some more. I give it another 10 years until the girl is out of high school. In the mean time some sweat equity and hope I can keep my crap together that long.I own my house, but mostly wish I didn't. Purchased like 8 years ago, then immediately lost like $30k in value when everything went kaputz. Now I'm stuck until home values get back to where they should be. The nice thing about owning a home is that I can do whatever I want. The not so nice thing is that everything will break and it will be expensive.
I don't plan on living in this house for 30 years (at which point my modest lil' house would need to be valued at like $400k for me to break even over the life of it) but if I can put some $$ into it, I might be able to get it to be worth what it should.
Got divorced last year and had to take over the mortgage AND pay child support - I"m a broke mother ****er now and can't get out it easily. I also have kids so getting a roomy might be a little weird
Forgive my ignorance, but why wouldn't a 4X10 PA cab work? Is it somehow designed to not handle lower freqs or something? Or is it that your head doesn't agree with it?
It's a shame I can't use those 4x10 pa cabs for bass. That's just the ticket.
My avatar reflects my look at this first-world issue of yours.I do raise treble and mids Max, hell and cut the bass considerably sometimes. I have a headphone amp but it's meh.
I should also mention this is me trying to play in the living room in front of the TV so it's getting dangerously close to first world problems that don't need to be solved. As I could go in the other room and stack up with my dually.
I wouldnt worry to much if your only using them for low volume practice...
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If it's a SS head, get a Rolls PM52 and use headphones. I just did this for my guitar rig. Basically, it's designed to take a speaker level signal and turn it into a headphone signal. Can also be used as a quick monitor. But it's gotta be a SS head. Works on bass and guitar.So at night I feel kinda worried if I'm being to loud when I practice. I just use the peavey musician into the bassic. Problem is at low volume it's not articulate at all. Practice amps suck too for this. Is there any head that sounds clear and defined at all volumes?
I'm playing with the bronco with the Ric bridge low cut engaged and stainless strings so the bass isn't the issue.