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nice choice…no SPL spec (somewhat with the sensitivity number but it doesn’t tell us at what input level)….being a Neo type the efficiency probably requires all 400 Watt to make it sound decent…..price is good and it’ll make that cab lighter….
They are glued on so that I can change regularly.Hummmm. I never figured you for a painted nails kind of person.
nice choice…no SPL spec (somewhat with the sensitivity number but it doesn’t tell us at what input level)….being a Neo type the efficiency probably requires all 400 Watt to make it sound decent…..price is good and it’ll make that cab lighter….
I like the size for a single driver cab. Too small and they can start to sound small. I had an Ampeg 112 that was awful. Likely as bad as any cab I ever played. Cheap Hartkes sounded better.Decided to do a "known quantity for size reference" pic, in case anybody had interest in such a thing.
Unfortunately, I've no cans of Mtn. Dew or similar, so I picked something else familiar
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Apparently your cats are boutique cab cats and Peavey's are beneath them.Apparently, this speaker & I have something in common!
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....a screw loose
NOT a Black Widow....
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Checked the super complicated wiring setup, seems to look like it's probably okay?
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But, bad foam is, apparently, bad
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Is there any way to replace that?
The level of interest my cats have in speaker cabinet dismantling:
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yep, the credo “there’s no replacement for displacement” doesn’t just apply to motors…
Is the smile from the liquid science experiment in the above pic?
Really dig that Tele looking P/J in the bottom right. Thunderbird PUs would make it extra sweet!
If you look at the Eminence site, they have specs that tell you what cab dimensions & port size work with their speakers.25825390[/URL], member: 362758"]I kinda like this one too - not as light, but it costs 30% less
Celestion PULSE15 - 15 inch Bass Guitar Speaker
I've got three cabs with various Eminence drivers (10s, 12s, and a 15) and I'm very happy with each cab. But the Ampeg cabs may be custom for them.I kinda like this one too - not as light, but it costs 30% less
Celestion PULSE15 - 15 inch Bass Guitar Speaker
I like the look of a lefty 4003 flipped over. I’d like to build a “Reverse” Ric someday.
Sweet! That’s a nice combination!
lol!……sound advice, hey thought of you when walked past this…Is the smile from the liquid science experiment in the above pic?
Really dig that Tele looking P/J in the bottom right. Thunderbird PUs would make it extra sweet!
Enjoy the trip. But take it easy on the liquid science experiments or you may get a night's stay in a small room with a view of other small rooms with like views!
you planning on using that top with it?
yeah, better….you can hurt the little Peg with that mondo box…
