paul_5

Erm, I thought they were something else…

Can you identify the power amp module and check voltage on the pin outs?

Just looked at the manual and that amp doesn’t have an effects loop, but I’d do the same for the foot switch socket - same principle.

Check the switching jacks on the effects send and return - oftentimes these can become stuck through underemployment, which then cuts the signal to the power amp stage. Just stick a 1/4” jack lead in and out of the sockets a few times to free everything up and see what that does for you. It sounds like your preamp section is fine otherwise you’d have nothing at the headphone output - this will be using a different amplifier to the main speaker outputs though.

True dat.

Yeah, I always preferred Texh21’s Paradriver to the Bassdriver for this reason, especially on fretless!

Where Eagles Dare - Iron Maiden

Beanos, You Know - Marillion

Listen. Then adjust your playing accordingly.

Dog Breath variations - Zappa

Hello Skinny - The Residents/Primus

Send it my way, it takes longer to take it apart and put it back together than it does to solder it - I know cos I’ve done 3 or 4 of them!

Yup, first two album s are amazing and what I would consider essential listening for any bass player, even if 'Travelling Without Moving' is overly compressed.

Hey Fattie Bum Bum - The Diversions

I used to have aBDI-21 as an emergency DI, but personally I prefer the ADI-21; I run it exclusively clean (no speaker sim as it's too distorted for my tastes) and fully sweepable mids.

Dancin’ Fool - Zappa

Do ‘Eggs TC’ count, or have I gone oeuf topic?

leads and pedals in my pedalboard, power leads in my 4U rack case with the head - basses in cases/gigbags. I can't stand bits of stuff floating around, so everything has to go in boxes for me. Recently I've come to rely on an ipad for charts, so that comes with me in a messenger bag, but radiohead said it best: everything in its right place.

The Eggsploited.

Chocolate Girl - Deacon Blue.

16 shells from a thirty ought six - Tom Waits

Are you drinkin’ with me Jesus? - Jello Biafra & Mojo Nixon

Ghoul's night out - Misfits

Hi all, I've fitted a passive crossover in my 1x12" cabinet and it now has a tweeter, thing is, I\d like to raise the crossover frequency so that just the 'sparkly bits' go through my tweeter, and have more of my signal going through the woofer. It's a crossover from a Peavey 2x10" with two capacitors, an inductor and an attenuator as shown below: 410TVX.pdf is it simply a case of using the 1/2π√LC (L is 200µH, caps are 3.3µf and 15µf) to calculate this, or is there something else I need to consider. I was hoping to just substitute different values of capacitor to achieve this (obviously with the correct power rating!) and thought I'd ask the BC collective for any advice or ridicule before setting to work. TIA