Every single Acoustic speaker I've seen has dog pee on the grilles. I had to find something to clean it.
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The Acoustic Club
- Thread starter The Owl
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Yep, that's what I've used with great results. To keep the frames from getting too wet I'll jam scraps of hard plastic sheeting between the grill cloth and the front of the wooden frames. I foam, scrub with a brush, and hose it off.
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Loaded the 402/330 (w/320 as b/u) tonight for the Special Games event early tomorrow.
Need to be there at 7:30 am. Ouch
Now gotta decide which bass(es) to take.... I know shoulda had that figured out by now and usually do but life's a bit unpredictable lately.
It has a look similar to a friend's B120 feed section from a combo that is also Wagner era. The controls are different, as is the style of front panel graphics.
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Living room amp is done
Both for guitar and bass
Dropped a K140 in a 126 cabinet, and put a 125 head inside for reverb and master volume control. Will probably use it a lot more with the strat than with the P. Original plan was a 4 ohm JBL guitar driver, but noticed that the voice coil was rubbing. I'll never buy speakers again without testing them, lost 100€ on that one
The K140 does sound amazing with guitar in this cab
Both for guitar and bass
Dropped a K140 in a 126 cabinet, and put a 125 head inside for reverb and master volume control. Will probably use it a lot more with the strat than with the P. Original plan was a 4 ohm JBL guitar driver, but noticed that the voice coil was rubbing. I'll never buy speakers again without testing them, lost 100€ on that one
The K140 does sound amazing with guitar in this cab
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Looking for an Acoustic USA 360/361m.
Saw one on sale on usedguitar center site but went to buy it and it was gone.
Already own an early 70's 360/361
Saw one on sale on usedguitar center site but went to buy it and it was gone.
Already own an early 70's 360/361
So just to be clear ,.. JBL K140 s will NOT fit into a 402 without widening the hole ?
Mine didn't, that's all I can say. Same story with the 126. Not so difficult to make the hole a bit bigger.
The 406 and 408 could fit JBLs without modification
The 406 and 408 could fit JBLs without modification
Appears to be good condition. Good price,
70's Vintage Acoustic Control Corp. Model 220 Amp Head ----------------> Cool!!! | eBay
70's Vintage Acoustic Control Corp. Model 220 Amp Head ----------------> Cool!!! | eBay
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I just dropped my "new to me" 360/361 off at my tech. It is a new acquisition and needed a once over (probably needs new caps?). It looks perfect, but it is not very loud and is very noisy... crackly weird extra blaring tones. The Fuzz channel makings crazy weird noises. I am sure looking forward to playing some gigs with it.
Just curious about what a 220 would sell for. I've followed a few on Reverb and eBay, and don't know what they actually sell for.
I have a reliable working 220, isn't quite as clean as that, and I've been considering selling, but I'm not sure how desirable these ones are. I've put mine up on CL with other stuff and got no response. I haven't put it on TB because of my hesitation about shipping, but I would if it makes sense.
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Found this nice DIY cabinet for sale. Has a 2" HF driver that can be switched off, and even the level can be controlled. Unfortunately the 18" driver is 16 ohm, and the price is kind of high. Still a very nice cab
