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[quote name='seashell' timestamp='1387212538' post='2309457'] I could only do 4 without google! [/quote]

[quote name='toneknob' timestamp='1387140084' post='2308659'] Inviso text - highlight for answers [color=#ffffff]3. sting 6. flouride 9. cohen 10. yseult 11. precision 1. nut5 2. jamerson 4. ground 5. locrian 7. flea 8. slap[/color] [/quote] 5 down is incorrect

How we getting on with this?

[quote name='Dad3353' timestamp='1387044041' post='2307754'] I managed about half the answers straight off (I've not yet started looking for the others...). Anyone got 100%..? (What..? [i]More [/i]than that..? I suspect foul play..! ) [/quote] Glad you enjoyed it!

Almost like playing a 'real' instrument rather than some computer driven noise

You could print it out and use a pen

Crossword for 5 mins of fun (and maybe a couple of google searches for some people!) Enjoy Greg!! [attachment=150444:Bass Cross word.jpg]

So far the pencil graphite has worked a treat!

Will have a think, I've used some graphite (pencil) around the small ball bearings and this seems to have helped. I don't really like the though of using sprays etc, as they might tarnish my leather strap - (i suppose i could always spray after removing from the strap first ) I'll see how long the pencil / graphite lasts Thanks folks

[quote name='xgsjx' timestamp='1385132913' post='2284844'] Looks rather nice that does. [/quote] Thanks my friend

Hi all, I have used (non-recessed) Jim Dunlop strap locks on my Sei bass for a number of years. Recently I've noticed an annoying squeek coming from them! Has anyone else had this problem? They still seem secure, but I'm not sure what to do to stop the squeek. Any comments / advice gratefully recieved before I go and get a new set! [attachment=148974:IMG_00000030.jpg]

I've done it!! Added a 112 to the 212 current rig - sounds (and looks) great! Will use the 112 for smaller gigs with its built-in monitor stand. Thanks for all your advice - picture attached of rig [attachment=148966:IMG_00000026.jpg]

[quote name='Lozz196' timestamp='1384989155' post='2283331'] Each cab will get approx 312 watts so the twelves in the 212 will each get approx 160 watts, whereas the single will be getting the full 312 - assuming you run the amp at full pelt which I`d very much doubt. Keep a close ear on it and if the 112 struggles back off on some lows. [/quote] [quote name='icastle' timestamp='1384993622' post='2283380'] Here's a handy little tool for working out this sort of thing: [url="http://ampservice.de/impcalc.php?lang=e"]http://ampservice.de...calc.php?lang=e[/url] [/quote] [quote name='chris_b' timestamp='1384990661' post='2283363'] I do this as well. I have a 2 ohm amp and run a 4 ohm 212 and an 8 ohm 112. Everything works well and as designed. [/quote] [quote name='chris_b' timestamp='1384990661' post='2283363'] I do this as well. I have a 2 ohm amp and run a 4 ohm 212 and an 8 ohm 112. Everything works well and as designed. [/quote] [quote name='LiamPodmore' timestamp='1384989977' post='2283351'] Normally Lozz would be right, if the cabs were matching resistance, but because the 2x12 is 4 ohms and the 1x12 is only 8, it'll be evenly spread, all getting somewhere around 150/160w. You should be fine with them, just use your ears and check for any signs of one being pushed too hard, as has already been mentioned. Liam [/quote] Thanks for all your replies - very much appreciated, you're all on my Christmas card list now ;-)

[quote name='xgsjx' timestamp='1384975051' post='2283044'] The Ωs would be 2.6, so the amp should be fine & there should be a fairly even spread over all 3 drivers. So yeah, should be fine. Ears are good for saying otherwise though. [/quote] Thanks for this, this it what I was hoping for. I was worried that potentially I'd could have been pushing too much of the 600 watts through the 300 watt cabinet.

Hi All, I Currently have a Genz Benz Rig - a GBE 600 head paired to a 212 Neox Cabinet. The head is rated at: 8 ohms - 275 watts 4 ohms - 425 watts 2 ohms - 625 watts The 212 cabinet is 4 ohms (upto 600 watts). [u][b]MY QUESTION:[/b][/u] If I add a 112 Neox cabinet (8 ohm 300watt) to the rig, will the head cope? Also, if I cranked the head up full, would the 212 stop the 112 from being overloaded Any advice gratefully recieved, Greg

Mike brought some strings from me that I did not need. Nice chap and credit to BC Greg

Hi and welcome to the deep end!

[quote name='Nickev' timestamp='1381437335' post='2239230'] I had a guitar tech friend fit a small toggle switch into my P Lyte about 20 years ago, which bypasses the active circuitry. Obviously this affects the sound, but it acts as a comforting failsafe to be able to switch to passive mode in case of battery failure [/quote] I'm pretty handy with a soldering iron, as long as I know what to solder Would he / she happen to have the diagram of where to solder such a handy switch?

Thanks iKay - like the thread - I also like the idea (suggested within said thread) of gluing the magnets to the cover, then using embedded screws in the body (thus height adjustable) for the magents to attract themselves to!

Cool, thanks. I'll have a think - I don't really want to change the tone drastically. Maybe magnets are the way foward :-)