leemarseillebass

Hello. I definitely need to chime in here with a question. I’ve the lt and use a dual output bass, anyone have instruction on how to have the woofer input go through the unit and have that signal compressed seperstely to a second amp and cabinet? Any help would result in a grown man weeping tears of happiness.

The above comments sound about right. I’m no expert but if you imagine a port is shaped differently for each speaker cabinet be it PA, home audio - it’s there because when a sine wave is fed through it there’s likely to be a point where everything goes mental and it’s a bit like our ‘brown note’ (allegedly)

Only reason I asked is I’m NE based now, if you’re up this way for any reason you’re welcome to try.

Yes mate, it’s the least vague sound I’ve ever had. Bear in mind I keep the treble down and the horn off - it’s spot on for me. Whereabouts are you based?

Hello mate. I have 2 210 cabinets and 2 115 Hy-Drive cabinets, used for varying results. I have to say the HD’s are exemplary, the aluminium element doesn’t overly brighten anything - they are just powerful and immediate sounding. Cheers, Lee

Well, I finally own one of these. A fellow BCer kindly sold me this recently, and I’m smitten. Had a good few pedals that emulated this but tbh the more I’ve tinkered with it at low volumes at home, and gigged with full volume the more I realised how much larger the overall tone is. Absolutely unreal. I’m currently attempting to source the chap Dan who created the thing to begin with. If anyone knows of who in the UK 100% how to do the BS mod can they please let me know as I would like this to be done. Cheers, Lee

What a lovely man. Bought an amp and cabs from Rich, he and his wife Jackie are just the nicest people. Absolutely buy with confidence - I definitely made a friend or two

Brilliant - cheers for that mate, I was on the right track then!

Hiya. I’m going ‘back’ to rackmounted stuff. I’ll be selling my pedals off, and I want to know about using rack compression. So, a few I fancy using apparently won’t work well with the bass going straight in - does this mean they’ll be fine say after a preamp? Line level? Cheers in advance, Lee

I work in an entertainment venue, the chap that comes testing every bloody amp, kettle and vibrator told me the whole PAT test thing came from the wife of a TORY MP whose wife got a shock from a hotel hairdryer - is this true?? Ok, I fibbed about the vibr...kettle.

Hiya. I’m a bassist, my good friend Mal is a guitarist/singer and we would like a drummer. Think along the lines of Philip Sayce, Winery Dogs, Dan Patlansky, Mr Big. Fuzzy blues rock but no particular fixed feel. Maybe a few covers but very open idea wise - lots of history behind us both. North East of England, Gateshead and Burnopfield based. Cheers everyone, Lee.

Wilf is an absolute star! Took a faulty pedal, made a friend for life. His pickups do have a sharper/smoother sound than standard ones in the guitars I’ve heard with them installed.

Darren is a star, sold me a pedal which was exactly as described, and kept in touch throughout. If he goes into politics, I'm voting for him Cheers matey.

No problem at all, let me know how it goes Ant and cheers Tom, I've just noticed yours!

Bloody hell that's horrendous.. I have to say, the fault on mine wasn't 'traceable' and I just gave up. When it worked it was really impressive, and in retrospect the guy I bought it off (used) gave a brief, full tilt demo - then turned it off.

I have to say, I had a spell with the Hartke 210 Hy-Drive combo, and it kept failing to the point I started to cringe when my 'spot' was coming up. Took it to more than one guy and no fault found, it's kinda annoyingly mental. I began thinking it was being spiteful. I'll stick with Ampeg.