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[quote name='xgsjx' timestamp='1350493530' post='1839688'] Sorry buddy, just my sense of humour. Marshall are more known as a guitar rig maker & not so revered in the bass world. Saying that though, the DBS range do get a good review & was one of the amps I looked at when shopping. IMO the cab you have is not the best of designs, but if it gives you the sound you want, then that's what matters. [/quote] Its ok I will probably look at upgrading at some point, its just my other band members would get RIGHT up the arse if i was to get serperate cabs etc... Kinda stuck with what ive got, unless i get a combo again (not gonna happen)

[quote name='pete.young' timestamp='1350407970' post='1838445'] Sorry to say that I had a popping noise from my Puma combo and it turned out to be a blown woofer :-( Hopefully yours will just be an eq problem. [/quote] Actually i had it repaired recently, since it came back, its been making this popping noise, took it back and the guy did a test on it and said it was fine...blamed it on the amp... Hmmmmm [quote name='xgsjx' timestamp='1350407115' post='1838427'] I blame the "M" word. [/quote] Huh? Marshall? It sounds lovely, and is perfect for my needs (however, the popping is getting RIGHT on my tits!) Thank you ALL for you help (esp Alex and Bill), i will try some of these suggestions out...

Sorry, yeah E-String G.

[quote name='alexclaber' timestamp='1350404458' post='1838371'] It could be that you're managing to bottom out the speakers (so the voicecoil smacks into the magnet backplate) due to pushing too much power into them in the low frequencies. Turn down your lows and see if the problem goes away. If you bottom out the speakers too hard you'll damage the voicecoil former, which will make the drivers distort due to internal parts rubbing, and eventually fail. Does it happen on any particular notes or as you go lower down the neck? Does it happen with particular playing techniques? [/quote] Funny you say that, Low is nearly on full and it mostly happens on the G...

Ok. so.... [quote name='bremen' timestamp='1350402906' post='1838337'] I blame the pyros ;-) [/quote] Excellent [quote name='sixdegrees' timestamp='1350402901' post='1838336'] Are you using any pedals? I had this problem once when my chorus pedal had an intermittent power adapter which caused quite a loud and distressing popping when it reconnected itself. Sounds like it could be a dodgy connection somewhere in the chain. [/quote] Im not using any pedals... The only thing im using is a tuner, which is rackmounted and plugged into the Tuner Out part of the Amp. [quote name='neepheid' timestamp='1350402664' post='1838329'] First thing to is work out what is generating the noise - bass, lead between bass and amp, amp, lead between amp and cab or cab. Can you plug the head into another cab? Can you get different leads? Find out which part of the puzzle is causing you grief and then we'll take it from there. [/quote] This has happened for a while, with different basses and different leads. The only thing i havent changed around is the cab and amp. What i will say, is that this doesnt happen at lower volumes. This is only when im turning it up over half way...

Ok, so i feel abit dumb asking this question, but i need help... Gigging alot, using my Marshall DBS 7200 amp (http://www.marshallamps.com/heritage/dbs/dbs_01.asp) with my Marshall 7152 Cab (http://www.marshallamps.com/heritage/dbs/dbs_02.asp). Trying to play at louder volumes makes the speaker(s) in the Cab Pop loudly... Is this a problem with the speakers? or..........? Any advice is incredibly welcome. Thanks, Darbs.

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