Mr.T

I can get the sound I want out of my cabs. Nuff said?

Andy bought my BassPod. Great guy to deal with, a very smoooooth transaction.

There are two small allen screws on the top side of the bridge. Loosen these and the individual saddles can be raised, lowered and slid backwards and forwards. ... On mine anyway! Hope this helps.

I went on a similar quest a couple of years ago, when I decided I needed something lighter. I was happy with the sound of my Trace gear, but my back had had enough! I have bought, and sold lots (too many!) amps and cabs before settling with my current rig. As has already been mentioned "The world is your oyster"... it is also a potential minefield. On reflection, it might have been easier to change cabs first, then replace the amp? There are quite a few lighweight 15's out there, but don't dismiss the possibility of a good pair of 12's. Good luck.

LM2 + VT pedal does it for me. The VT is permanently 'on', and with just a gentle nudge covers any sound I need.

[quote name='RichardH' post='1047076' date='Dec 4 2010, 07:46 AM']. You'll need something to cut the hole for the driver though.[/quote] A standard JigSaw will do the job just fine.... If you take your time!

I bought a BassPod from Patch. It arrived in excellent condition and when promised. Thanks mate!

I owned a GT6 for a while. The synths on mine didn't work well, they sounded similar to your description..... kind of like they were cutting in and out. Just a thought.... Try playing a guitar through the unit and see what happens!

[quote name='guylewis' post='864071' date='Jun 11 2010, 09:50 AM']Here's one that I've just finished. [attachment=51857:bassCAB.JPG] I used Eminence's design (from their website) for a small vented cab for bass guitar using the DeltaLite II. Sounds good and weighs 12.5 kgs. Thanks to MykeT for his help[/quote] Nice Job! How would you describe the sound?

[quote name='pete.young' post='850739' date='May 28 2010, 10:43 PM']Have you thought about a 2 x 12?[/quote] I am fairly sure that to get true 'full range' you will need a crossover system with seperate drivers for lows, mids and highs. I am more than happy with my 2 x 12" cabs, but..... They are not 'full range'.

[quote name='Sibob' post='850398' date='May 28 2010, 03:54 PM']1) No tools 2) Having me do any kind of wood working is like getting a crab to ice skate at olympic standard! :-D Si[/quote] Surely learning is all part of the fun? ....Or talk to a certain Mr.C, I am sure that he can sort you out. I would doubt if there are many cabs out there that are more 'full range' than his BigOne.

[quote name='Moos3h' post='850127' date='May 28 2010, 10:14 AM']Go DIY! Alright, it's not the 'easy life' option. But I decided what speakers I fancied (Fane Sovereigns) and then found an enclosure that would suit them, according to WinISD. In my instance, I was able to reuse some PA cabs that were pretty much perfect and only cost me £30 off the 'bay. Like I say, it's not a quick win - but I had a lot of fun doing it.[/quote] +1 You end with exactly what you want/need! The knowledge is all here on BC.....

Having tried many cabs over the past year, or so...... The 'BigOne' is the only one I would truly describe as 'Full range'. (Assuming that you really want 'Full range').

Mike bought my ABM115 cab. Great guy to deal with. Thanks mate, and enjoy the cab!

[quote name='Leftbass' post='839550' date='May 17 2010, 10:00 AM'].......... Like I said I used it Saturday and was blown away with the sound. Other band members comments were also positive. [/quote] And that is really all that matters!

Ian.... I know that you said 'without a pedal', but.... LM2 + VT does it for me! Small, light, loud and versatile.

Gerry bought my sons PA cabs. Great guy to deal with, smooth and hassle free transaction. Thanks mate!