Downunderwonder

I think the footprint of the BT is a red herring. It's barely bigger than any other 12" cab, only maybe 3'' wider than a 210 with a shelf port sat on its end. You really just want something semi disposable to use on this gig. There is a GK212 500w combo for 540 quid in the classifieds.

When I clicked on your link I got an avalanche of ''special offers'' coming at me as I scrolled down looking for the catalogue. That screamed spam to me and a few others. Maybe you can change the link so it goes straight to basses?

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Only thing I can think of is you could be getting a momentary bad ground condition by thwacking a string against a pickup, akin to the pop that can occur with engaging pedals from standby sometimes when they don't maintain the same ground potential as one another.

That is strange. Maybe your idea of gain down is still a boost going into the 2nd pedal. What happens if you bypass the 2nd pedal?

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You'll have to explain the problem with £££'s worth of gear on this gig. Eg I have a problem with leaving my good stuff overnight at venues I know to be insecure. As far as worrying about my stuff under supervision goes, I don't allow any beverage storage on top and that takes care of it. It's very hard to knock over two 210s that are ratchet strapped together.

What's the need for the Big Twin if two 210's can get the job done and solve the stage footprint issue?

Sensitivity at 48hz says nothing about power handling at 48hz.

Taranaki Savings Bank actually. They were the only vestige of the Trustee Savings Bank left when the rest of the branches around the country were sold to Westpac by vote of the member customers. Subsequently they branched back out around the country!

A pair of BF 210 stood up tall would be pretty much as capable as your big twin cab. Trading in wouldn't cost too much if you keep the amp. Run a ratchet strap around the stack to make it resistant to a shoulder charge if you are that concerned about shenanigans.

Not just for the power handling imbalance is it usually a fool's paradise of a stack. Most often the 410 has such a superior sensitivity that when it's on top the 115 is completely inaudible to the player, and barely contributing to the overall output out front either way.

Are bananas still free pound for a pound down t' market?

I don't see the point in buying a splitter when a 1/4" cable will more than likely do the trick.

That didn't take long.

Hell's Bells.

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Ok Mr Smartypants, you win les internets for today, now spill it!!!!

Not sure if the fx send of your Trace will do parallel out but the tuner out will. If you get a dropout of your low end it is usually caused by preamps outputting on opposite phase. Or one of the cabs wired in reverse. Before you get too far along you should probably battery test them for polarity. + on the tip of jack lead makes speaker cone jump outwards. Other possibility with Trace is the fx loop on some can be set to run without any lows in it ''high pass'', don't want that.

A NZ bank ( not many of those as they are mainly foreign owned ) just got fined heavily for failing to comply with the anti money laundering provisions. I guess the fact that in the interim they had become compliant might have saved them from being assimilated.

Then typographically webservers have been wrong for as long as bass forums have existed! Us dinosaurs of bass wish to maintain our familiar incorrectness! 210 isn't 20 anyway, it's a bass cabinet with 2#10" speakers in it. Wanna know what's really weird about this? The quote preview box of your post shows it 'correctly' !!

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Nuts. I Tried 2xx10 then editing it, which left the sole x on the bottom, but saving it bumped it up.

2x10 two stage test. Edit to come.