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The Acoustic Club

The wires from below are sealed with what looks like hot-glue and it can be removed with your fingernails I think. Strange they should be short, as I had enough wire to take the chassis almost all the way out and then access the Molex plug.

Yep, thanks. I do remember seeing the wire hole filled with glue when I removed the speaker. Good that they plug the leak!

I won't be doing anything soon. I'm a total noob and still learning to make music come out from that big speaker. But when I do tear into it, I was thinking of not running the wires back down the hole. Instead, I'll install a jack (or 2) on the back of the amp and install a jack (or 2) on the back of the cab. Then make a short cable to connect the amp to cab. This way, it will be easy whenever I want to remove the amp, and it will be more versatile if I ever want to connect to a different (or more) cabs. (Making sure, of course, I don't load the amp to less than 4 Ω.)
 
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Muh rig.
 
Nice, another 370 owner. I got mine out of the storage facility. It's missing an EQ slider/pot and knob, I guess I'll have to chase the link earlier in the thread and get the pot and sort it out.
Still sounds great, though, even through my Avatar 1x12 cab.

wraub
 
well, i got bit by the acoustic bug again, and just bought a 370 head and another 320 head over the weekend to go with my two 408 cabs. they should be here later this coming week. :hyper:


Does that mean you'll have a 320 for each 408? May I recommend getting a 330 as well? The addition of an overdrive control is pure bliss on bass - and heck... Jaco used one to power his 408 so you'd be in good company.