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The Acoustic Club
- Thread starter The Owl
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^^ Does that B-200H have cooling vents on top of the case?
That cat and the towel might interfere with the cooling airflow and it'll possibly overheat.
That cat and the towel might interfere with the cooling airflow and it'll possibly overheat.
Not personally but there is an episode of The Mighty Boosh where this was tested out on poor Ivan, a grizzly bear. The episode is called The Hitcher.
I like it. I have it in a 10x12 bed room and have it sitting on
a platform with wheels so I can move it around. So sitting
or standing its pretty much " in yor face".
That is why I put the acoustic tiles on the walls to
kind of deaden the room. When the door is shut it is
extremly quite with no echo. It don't do much about
the noise coming out of the room but I don't get the
reflected sound from the corners.
Hello folks!
I'm concidering to buy Acoustic rig, 320 head and 408 cab. I found one in good state as much as I can see, missing one buton from graphic equalizer, few minor scratches and that's it. Price is kinda ok, we still talk about it but it's gonna be 250-300. Thinking to use it in rehearsal studio, or maybe some bigger gig... And, I don't know, maybe I'm just crazy 'cause I already using good stuff (Markbass CMD121H), and I'm always short with money, but... When I saw it I just was amazed by the look, and I'm ofered to start playing with hard rock band mostly '70s dedicated and need that sound
Now, I'm not experienced with Acoustic. So, tell me please, where to pay atention, what to look... Some weak point?
Cheers!!!
PS. It's gonna be southern rock band, so special cheers to that dixie rig few posts up
I'm concidering to buy Acoustic rig, 320 head and 408 cab. I found one in good state as much as I can see, missing one buton from graphic equalizer, few minor scratches and that's it. Price is kinda ok, we still talk about it but it's gonna be 250-300. Thinking to use it in rehearsal studio, or maybe some bigger gig... And, I don't know, maybe I'm just crazy 'cause I already using good stuff (Markbass CMD121H), and I'm always short with money, but... When I saw it I just was amazed by the look, and I'm ofered to start playing with hard rock band mostly '70s dedicated and need that sound
Now, I'm not experienced with Acoustic. So, tell me please, where to pay atention, what to look... Some weak point?
Cheers!!!
PS. It's gonna be southern rock band, so special cheers to that dixie rig few posts up
At that price you really can't go wrong. Inspect the speaker surrounds for cracks, and make sure you try all three input jacks and the channel selection. Don't worry about the turn on thump -- it's part of the macho image
Hello folks!
I'm concidering to buy Acoustic rig, 320 head and 408 cab. I found one in good state as much as I can see, missing one buton from graphic equalizer, few minor scratches and that's it. Price is kinda ok, we still talk about it but it's gonna be 250-300. Thinking to use it in rehearsal studio, or maybe some bigger gig... And, I don't know, maybe I'm just crazy 'cause I already using good stuff (Markbass CMD121H), and I'm always short with money, but... When I saw it I just was amazed by the look, and I'm ofered to start playing with hard rock band mostly '70s dedicated and need that sound
Now, I'm not experienced with Acoustic. So, tell me please, where to pay atention, what to look... Some weak point?
Cheers!!!
PS. It's gonna be southern rock band, so special cheers to that dixie rig few posts up
You would be a fool to pass up this amp rig for that price! These dont come up for sale in Europe EVER so consider yourself very lucky to have the chance to buy it.
This is the forum board where Acoustic amp operators hang out>
unofficial acoustic control corp forum Forums
You will NOT be disappointed with the sound and FEEL that comes out of this amp rig. I post under the same name on the other forum so you can go there and see some of my gear too...
At that price you really can't go wrong. Inspect the speaker surrounds for cracks, and make sure you try all three input jacks and the channel selection. Don't worry about the turn on thump -- it's part of the macho image
And remember that with any vintage amp purchase you should expect some hiccups at first. You may need to take it to a shop and get stuff looked at or fixed ect - it's all part of the adventure! But once this amp and speaker is up and running you'll have a massively great amp that was built for the kind of music you're making.
Oh, WTH, I'll start asking some club numbers. I only have pics for my Acoustic B450 combo at the moment so I'll start here.
Number please.
Genius. Pure utter genius....
If GC Acoustic had thought of this first they could've called it the "Legacy Series" or whatever and charged twice as much. Impregnate me and I will spawn your offspring good sir...
Hi, I also had the old 360 from way back........how does it blow the old one away more precisely?
Still got the nasty fuzz?
Oh, WTH, I'll start asking some club numbers. I only have pics for my Acoustic B450 combo at the moment so I'll start here.
Number please.
I thought all the new acoustic was osb?
