its a slow fade out/fade in kind of thing. not abrupt. Takes a second or 2 to drop out.
I'd check the preamp tubes first.
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its a slow fade out/fade in kind of thing. not abrupt. Takes a second or 2 to drop out.
I'm not sure I understand.These were just posted in the Dingwall thread. I have never had more bass GAS.
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Do they? I've never seen one in person. I was considering buying one before I got my reissue T, as the ones I saw were pretty cheap. The guitar cab I have is an Ampeg that would have gone with one of those SLM era guitar heads.St. Louis era ampeg guitar amps sound kinda crappy but could be a sleeper bass amp and maybe take peds well.
Yeah... the Sunn transducers really really aren't up to snuff for bass. For guitar, I'm sure they sound great. Beebassdude's 6x12 derivative has very different speakers, and also is ported, as I recall. The original Sunn 1200S is pretty much a sealed guitar 4x12 extended far enough to put two more speakers in it.I think @beebassdude uses some derivative of the 1200s cab, with different speakers, of course. Those Sunn transducers aren't really up to snuff. But if you were to put like...JBL K120s in it...
And hell yes I know of Howlin' Rain, they're one of my favorite bands. The Russian Wilds album is absolutely fantastic! Ethan Miller, the main guy, was part of Comets on Fire previously, and Isaiah Mitchell of Earthless was on Russian Wilds.
Eh, the tort isn't for me. Also think it should be reverse P.These were just posted in the Dingwall thread. I have never had more bass GAS.
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The lower strings have a longer scale, making them sound clearer or something.So... Dingwalls...... whats the theory behind the whole fanned frets idea?

Bassic fund squared away, got a further discount for meeting him closer to him at a guitar center so sweet, even get to test it.
It's 8ohms so the alphabass can't be used with it. Probably trade/sell the crate v50 combo towards some head.
Speaking of ohms holy hell my friend was like "what's the deal with ohms anyway? I've tried all the inputs on my tube head and the tone never changes??"![]()
I bet people are offering him more cash then he was asking.And now he's saying he won't sell it to me... agreeing to meet him where he said in the ad was ok, but requesting to test at the guitar center there was tedious and impossible?? I said I'd go directly to him as it's like a difference of 20 miles and said it's not very cool to renege on a written contract we both agreed to...
Hopefully this resolves itself. Otherwise I'm chalking up to maybe theirs an issue with it, as idk why you'd prefer to meet at a mcdonalds or something on the highway rather than your home or the music shop of your choice.
I bet people are offering him more cash then he was asking.
Your friend is an idiot.Bassic fund squared away, got a further discount for meeting him closer to him at a guitar center so sweet, even get to test it.
It's 8ohms so the alphabass can't be used with it. Probably trade/sell the crate v50 combo towards some head.
Speaking of ohms holy hell my friend was like "what's the deal with ohms anyway? I've tried all the inputs on my tube head and the tone never changes??"![]()
One guitarist I knew got a Marshall stereo cab.Just thinking of someone plugging a tube head into every different ohm input on the cab just makes my head hurt lol, one time I caught my guitarist and my drummer trying to figure out how run my beta bass as preamp into a Randall v2, they had it so wrong that all I could was face palm and tell them " maybe I'll explain it once your both a little older" which pissed them off because I'm a few years younger that all of them lol
For some reason playing guitar seems to make people do dumb things.
Yeah... the Sunn transducers really really aren't up to snuff for bass. For guitar, I'm sure they sound great. Beebassdude's 6x12 derivative has very different speakers, and also is ported, as I recall. The original Sunn 1200S is pretty much a sealed guitar 4x12 extended far enough to put two more speakers in it.
That is so weird and kinda hilarious to me that you listen to Howlin' Rain. Right now Ethan is storing his drum set, a Fender bassman, a Fender twin, and some other little Fender amp in the studio where we rehearse. Also has this Fender cab that is huge for only having two speakers. I think they're 12"s, but I'm not sure. He had an old Ampeg flatback 810 in the studio for the longest time that I was not allowed to use. For a while it was hooked up to a V4B, but once that left, it wasn't hooked up to anything. Made for tons of gear envy.
Jeez. I suppose, but there's gotta be a better way than that.View attachment 449183
Scary true sometimes.
Case and point, this is his way of preventing gear theft.
Pretty sure in the picture I saw, there were ports. I might be remembering a different 6x12, though. The 1200S definitely isn't ported. It's just a ~43" by 30" by 15" sealed box with six 12" drivers on the front. Nothing else to it, really.Ah, I didn't know it was ported, I really should inquire about them at some point.
And yeah, I'm a HUGE Howlin' Rain fan. No one else I know has ever heard them, but whatever, most people I'm friends with don't know what the hell I'm talking about regarding music. I had a friend call Humble Pie metal once as in "Why is that metal so aggressive?" Anyway, yeah, I saw Howlin' Rain at Sasquatch in 2012, and they blew everyone else I saw there away (okay, except maybe Jack White). That's funny his stuff is just laying around unused.
And/or metal.Sub-genre of hard rock