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you could just daisy chain the cabs?

orange / matamp / mesa

around 200 - 250 now i think with the whole vintage revival going on

looking at the schematic its gonna lose a lil bit, change the input cap to a .1uf cap from the 0.01 and it should be all good either that or change the output cap to something a bit larger but that might make it sound a bit more gainy etc.

[quote name='ahpook' post='252237' date='Jul 31 2008, 06:37 PM']i'm just curious...anyone ever used one on bass ?[/quote] if your building it go for it ;o

[quote name='SteveO' post='253543' date='Aug 2 2008, 10:50 PM']I read that post as "what head should I use for my old cab that I built with my dad" rather than a general what head should I get question. so, if the drivers are 8ohm each and they're wired in parallel then the cab will be 4ohm, with a rating of somewhere between 200 and 300 W It's safest to buy a head rated at max 200W @ 4ohms, but the problem with this is that there just might not be enough grunt and then you'll be looking at buying a new cab AND a new head. As you can see from the other posts, 200W would be the absolute bare minimum that pretty much anyone on here would use. you could risk pushing as much as 300W through the cab, how hard you push it depends on how much heartache it'll cause if you blow a speaker. My suggestion - and I admit that it's a little risky - is that you get whatever head you like (forget about matching the power to the cab, check out the other threads here, there's loads of good advice which I won't attempt to replicate) When you next look at buying a cab then match the cab to the head, in the meantime just don't run the head at full whack so as not to blow your cab. A simple rule of thumb is that if your head's rated at 400 W then half way on the master vol will be about 200W. NOTE - THIS IS NOT ACCURATE, so care is needed. My head is rated at 450W, I have 2 cabs (300W each) sometimes i'll only gig with the 2x10 if it's a small venue, keeping the dial under halfway, and i've never had a problem.[/quote] sounds quite bad if your overdriving the speaker you should go for a old tube head like a sound city 120 or a ampeg v-4 or something around 100watts! will be plenty loud and be a perfect match for your cab

[quote name='cheddatom' post='251862' date='Jul 31 2008, 09:40 AM']Fixed![/quote] shoud? i might have to make me one and see what all the fuss is about although it wont have the mojo feel of the original ;<

[quote name='joegarcia' post='249898' date='Jul 28 2008, 07:45 PM']If you do a search, theres loads and loads of past topics on this. I like my old DOD Octoplus.[/quote] i'd go with that to

you try changing the input and output caps to? maybe change some of the clipping caps to or the diodes for more tubelike grit oh the possibilitys ;<

tried a power attenuator? can crank the power amp as hard as you want then and keep it at okay volumes!

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[quote name='simon1964' post='247798' date='Jul 25 2008, 01:37 PM']I've genuinely never understood this argument, which always seems to be thrown at Behringer. I'm not a huge fan of their stuff, but why is a copy of a Boss pedal more reprehensible than, say, a cheap copy of a Fender Bass, which loads of us will have happily owned at some time. And where does that leave the expensive ''super-jazz'' basses by the likes of Lakland, Sadowsky, Sandberg, and others? Is it OK to do copies, but only if you charge more than the original?! I agree that the build quality isn't up to Boss standards, and I can see that there are issues with producing copies, but I'm always puzzled as to why it always crops up in discussions on Behringer equipment but not other manufactures who produce derivative designs.[/quote] all their pedals are cheaper rip offs theres nothing thats a new idea, they've just brought out a head called a bvt. that ones a pretty obvious rip off

[quote name='escholl' post='247451' date='Jul 25 2008, 12:42 AM']really?...which ones?[/quote] LMC567 is the only one i can remember at this time gonna check it out in a week or two when i've got time!

i think i found some ic's that do that kinda sound i need to order some though and find out, crazy tone occisilating ring mods are great

maybe he has to compensate for other things