I just thought I would share this tip I just found out. (Maybe it's yesterdays news to you guys, dunno)
Anyway. I have an old Finnish (I believe) veneer bass from the 1950´s. It's not mine but I can use it now but that's not the point. I got a Fishman BP100 from the guy who owns the bass, got that for a gig. I plugged a normal instrument cable into the BP100 and then to the EBS Drome and all I heard was this nasty 80´s Eddie Gomez like sound with hard treble and well you know what I mean. I took off all treble and a bit of middle and the sound was a little better but it was not very loud. I had the Gain at 12 and the volume was at about 9'o clock and then feedback kicked in. I thought that if i had a preamp it would wprk a little better.
Now here's the great news. I tried a stereo instrument cable and voilá, there was volume! I could turn the Gain AND volume to 12 and yet no feedback, although it was knocking on the doors if I had turned it any louder.
That's it. I love the EBS.
Anyway. I have an old Finnish (I believe) veneer bass from the 1950´s. It's not mine but I can use it now but that's not the point. I got a Fishman BP100 from the guy who owns the bass, got that for a gig. I plugged a normal instrument cable into the BP100 and then to the EBS Drome and all I heard was this nasty 80´s Eddie Gomez like sound with hard treble and well you know what I mean. I took off all treble and a bit of middle and the sound was a little better but it was not very loud. I had the Gain at 12 and the volume was at about 9'o clock and then feedback kicked in. I thought that if i had a preamp it would wprk a little better.
Now here's the great news. I tried a stereo instrument cable and voilá, there was volume! I could turn the Gain AND volume to 12 and yet no feedback, although it was knocking on the doors if I had turned it any louder.
That's it. I love the EBS.
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