Downunderwonder

If it sounds good little else matters.

Alex as in Horn? He's the TaskMaster's assistant but in his mind he runs the show.

It will be very evident which frequency range you need to give over for the sake of a clear mix.

That's the sound of victory.

This is definitely my year.

Sorry, missed by a few days this year.

We used to use an ozone generator in a hotel I work at years ago. It sorta worked to take the tobacco hum out of a non smoking room that had been abused. Ozone would be harsh on some speaker materials, especially foam surrounds. Caution required.

A pound of mince left in a port, in the sun, and all the stale smells will be replaced with fresh.

It took 3 days and a poke from me to have NZPost USA depot acknowledge my parcel had arrived. Then they left off my postcode at this end when forwarding. You type your address into their widget and it spits out your postcode. I guess the AI sorting machine doesn't need no postcode no more.

Same used to happen to the telephone handset cable. Not from getting up and walking in circles but from mysteriously picking it up and rotating it between the phone, your ear, and putting it back. If you often put the bass down you have another possible source of the dreaded twizzle. BTW, it sure looks like a bad case of cable mismanagement by someone who coils one way only and thinks they are doing great.

I played the ass off a Stagg and never felt any need for new strings. If you were bowing one you might.

Perhaps you have different definition for "after". They will have done it this way to control the signal going to the external preamp. It is still an audio signal until the power amp gets hold of it after the loop.

Elf.

True.

Having a HPF [high pass filter] in your preamp chain makes handling low B a lot easier. Cutting out the pesky low fundamentals allows your amp eq to work on the juicy stuff.

The other consideration is the impedance load you put on your amp. Two 8 ohm 10's is an unlikely pairing with a single 15 so I am wondering what you are up to.

A must have for those with broken eyetrometers.

What do you expect with an endorsement from Richard Nixon?

The low end can definitely change with cab position. Put it 4' from the wall and your lows will be much diminished by the reflected bass coming back out of synch. True. 12" is close enough that the reflection adds to the cab.

The band was out of commission. I gave my resignation but the guitar player who was to take over guitar duties so the guitarist could play bass no showed the afternoon of the big restart in fancy expensive rehearsal space. As the band can't function without bass I agreed to bring my gear as well as the charts. I enjoyed it so much I rescinded my resignation. The guitar player was only the reluctant bassist so new guitar boy misses out and I kept the charts.

Either do it an active up, and still have no 40hz audible, or revert standard 4 banger ( with no 40hz audible ), and punch the mix in the guts.

Put away 10 quid a week and before you know it you will have choices in quality 112 cabs that can fully drown out your current one.

Skillsaw. Length of 4x2. 2x serious builder clamps. Regular saw. Clamp your 4x2 on for a runner to guide your skillsaw as it slices through the midline. Go all the way around and finish off any partition or slot port or bracing remains inside with your saw. Anything cut with the hamd saw will likely need an extra bit sanded off to account for skinnier teeth. Piece of 12mm plywood, enough to make 2 new sides. Extra feet etc. 4x10 becomes 2/ 2x10 pdq.

A proper 112 goes very loud loud and low these days. Check Barefaced and Lsys.

The real Slim Shady.