JakeBrownBass

Fantastic work. The recorded sound is distracting from the performance for me. It feels like i'm listening from outside of the room with how much top end is rolled off.

DPA 4055 You won't look back.

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Sorry Mart, i've been away for a while and forgot the rules. Humble apologies.

I'm intrigued to find out. If anyone is local to Bradford id be keen to use Meyer Sound's SIM to measure one of these cabs to see what's what when they're built

After lots of deliberating, i think i'm settled

Bassist available, 29. Can sight read & improvise. Own gear & car. Cover/Functions > originals.

Take it to another "luthier".

Well, nothing has changed in the last 3 years i don't think. But this was the first purchase of 2019 and i couldn't have been happier with it. Cost a pittance as i believe it was advertised well under its value. Musician Serling 34, Bartolini pickup. Official gig bag including original pickup, truss tools & paper work for the professional defret. Less than a week ago came an Epifani UL310 with an EBS HD350 awaiting collection. For me, this year has been a complete best scenario.

All i know about them is that they may or may not have been last produced some 10 years ago and they may or may not have found some stock in a damp warehouse and may or may not been sold to PMT for a pittance to flog on. However, for the money, they make some incredible cabs for the money. We have a cabinet in our service department at work that was a pre production unit that i have tried and failed on numerous occasions to buy from our service engineer. That thing is stupendously good.

There will be cancellations behind this cab though whether they want them or not.

Until you set up subs in a cardioid set up to try and ‘control’ low end frequencies that are inherently omnidirectional. I believe this is what this Berg design in trying to do. That rear facing speaker is going to create cancellations making the volume behind the cabinet quieter and in turn in front louder. At the next big you go to, take a look at the sub arrays and see how there are units facing backwards!

My first Stingray although it is a Sterling.

NBD

Wago is your best friend. https://www.rapidonline.com/WAGO-221-412-2-Conductor-Splicing-Connector-with-Lever-Lock-32A-21-5763?IncVat=1&pdg=pla-425822067587:kwd-425822067587:cmp-757438067:adg-44804851896:crv-207912323492:pid-21-5763:dev-c&gclid=CjwKCAjwqqrmBRAAEiwAdpDXtN3dN0DJTLzpjHvBBIE_VryGE0_J5U0xYmY3CypTSuTwpc3Er6-hYhoCeYUQAvD_BwE Honestly, chock block got binned many moons ago when i discovered this stuff. Absolutely perfect for testing purposes like yours. Equally good for splitting your live & earth's on the motorbike for aux appliances off of one relay.

Really? Personally i'd find 8ms of latency really really annoying.

All the time. The only problem with 5 strings is they’re missing the C string 😜

Completely understand ☺️ I sell this stuff for a living and from personal experience, having a customer with a budget in mind makes things far easier to find the best solution for them.

This. this is the most important answer to your question. Naming manufacturers as recommendations is pointless. People say “Yamaha” but is that a £150 MG series or a £10000 CL series.

Small world. That’s my uncle Paul on keys 👋

Not mine per-say but i racked & wired it!