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Stoner/Doom Bassists Thread, Part 90: Maxed Out

I'm not sure I calculated it right, but it might be about 4.1. - 4.2. ft3.

Looking at the specs online (external dimensions) i cant see it being more than 3.6 cu ft. Common recommendation is either eminence 3015ho or faital 15pr400 bc they are both supposedly tolerant of various box size. I have no experience with either. I really like the eminence legend cb158 which is almost identical in spec to the driver in my ampeg svt-15e. Very rich sounding with good sensitivity so it can get loud. It's a heavy tho compared to the neo driver mentioned above. It's supposedly tolerant of different box sizes tho you might have to adjust the porting to tune it properly in your hartke.
 
Looking at the specs online (external dimensions) i cant see it being more than 3.6 cu ft. Common recommendation is either eminence 3015ho or faital 15pr400 bc they are both supposedly tolerant of various box size. I have no experience with either. I really like the eminence legend cb158 which is almost identical in spec to the driver in my ampeg svt-15e. Very rich sounding with good sensitivity so it can get loud. It's a heavy tho compared to the neo driver mentioned above. It's supposedly tolerant of different box sizes tho you might have to adjust the porting to tune it properly in your hartke.
I do have experience with the Faital 15PR400.

It slays.
 
Anybody get any cool stuff for X-Mas? I got a wall hanger... Which is actually good! I'm slowly running out of floor space in my rehearsal room, what with all the pedals and all, so my wife bought me a horizontal guitar hanger so I can out more guitars up above amps. I already have a few vertical hangers, but they're already taken.

I bought myself an early present with a Peavey Bandit, and I think I might just snatch up the matching extension cab too.
 
got a simpsons calendar, misfits shirt, all my friends are dead book, a bubba hotep dvd, and a bunch of weird work clothes from my parents to wear to the school

saw rogue one, still not sure if i liked it or not, i think i was burned out on it like i was last year after all the bass events i photographed
 
Blasphemy!

Yeah, I'm full of sheet.
I'm already looking for a new OD. Haven't kept up much the past year or 2.
I'm looking for a nice tight OD that can do some noise rock. Darkglass would probably do it.

I should probably wait until I get the amp to test out all my stuff. I'm sure the Demon King will give me what I want, as it always does.
Actually I need Reverb and Delay or something with both.
 
You guys already do your favorite albums of the year talk?

Really getting into Young Widows. Any other recs for similar bands (w/ insanely good bass playing and tone)?
I would look into some 90s noise/math rock and late 70s/early 80s post punk.
Amphetamine Reptile Records - Wikipedia
Category:Noise rock groups - Wikipedia
List of post-punk bands - Wikipedia

I think Young Widows was heavier in the beginning. So this should be close.




Their newer stuff is more post punk-ish.
 
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Steps For Guitar Success

Step 1 - Peavey
Step 2 - DOD
Step 3 -
Step 4 - Profit

For bass, substitute GK for Peavey...
And I prefer Ibanez for both!

Gotta say, a few days ago, I didn't even know there was a matching extension cab for the Bandit, but now that I have one, it's pretty great. I have all sorts of options now for my guitar rig. Now I should be free of GAS for a while... Should be...
 
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