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I assume Carvin drivers are fine. I have been playing the upright through a Carvin rig for a while with no issues. It's not exactly a powerful combo, but it gets the job done well enough for me.
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They are generally. But this rig has one Carvin and one Fender...I assume Carvin drivers are fine. I have been playing the upright through a Carvin rig for a while with no issues. It's not exactly a powerful combo, but it gets the job done well enough for me.
I'm sure they go together like midgets and JelloThey are generally. But this rig has one Carvin and one Fender...
That was posted about 220 pages ago, since it was about Sept. of last year!Sound clip or it didn't happen!![]()
@Count Bassie, I'm so happy you like the PG and it sure does look great filling up the whole lower horn! I can't wait to see what your daughter does artistically with it!
I actually generally think of "fat neck" versus "thin neck" as a front to back thickness, rather than nut width.Thanks, yes this is a black one I am in the process of buying.
Interested you say "fat neck".
The specs say 1.5 inches at the nut, which is pretty narrow.
Do you mean in depth?
Does it sound okay?The question had to do with a Fender Rumble 350 combo that had an original driver and a Carvin replacement driver... The Carvin was replacing a Pyle driver that was in there previously. I was trying to discern if the Carvin was OK matched with the original one. I think my mention of the Pyle had stolen the thunder, as it were, from the question...
And yeah, curiously there is a lot of avoiding brusqueness out there in the general population. To bad.
I haven't heard it, my friend who's looking found it. Still dealing, tho I haven't spoken with him in a day or so.I actually generally think of "fat neck" versus "thin neck" as a front to back thickness, rather than nut width.
Does it sound okay?
If the two drivers are close enough in spec, it should be all right.
That's quite a sound you got there. I like it!This is "23" by Threshing Floor. Nasty Bird tone here. This one closes out set and the many inebriated patrons loved it.
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Dunno. Kinda weird that it's so fancy and yet bolt-on, too.? Roscoe TBird : [Invalid or Expired Link Removed] ?
But..... a TBird it is really a TBird without mahogany ?