Jamesrt2004

[quote name='lettsguitars' timestamp='1337081160' post='1654991'] No doubt. If you can afford him/her. I do prefer an edgy sound which is best captured on the fly and doesn't require a highly paid genius. [/quote] Its really doen to bad engineers squashing everything under and L2:(!! Amazing if they dont use that abd just mix the levels as close as they can amazing how much life pops out :£

Reason flat DI soundes better is due to bassists general inability to actually get a good tone! Go to a studio and any decent engineer just sets up the bass for them as this is the case. (probably due to bassist either wanting +11 on bass or try get it sounding guitsr like)

Ground Loop problem as stated.

Hi there, My band is taking part in a local 'battle of the bands' but it is a sponsored charity event for a local charity (it's for Myton hospice) Now there will be a couple shows to go watch to raise money but on top of that the voting for this is online. now I ask all of you bass enthusiasts who i've been with for the last couple years (lurking at least) to help my band Skies of Deceit win. If we win, we end up getting a full day recording at a local studio to produce a single! This would mean SO much to the band as having a proper 'studio quality' record would beat out anything we could put together ourselves. the website is: http://www.musicformasses.co.uk/ all you have to do is Press the box next to skies of deceit, enter E-mail and submit. YOU WILL NOT!!!!!! receive any e-mails from anybody via' doing this it's just to make it a little more obvious about if a band is cheating etc! It would mean so much, thankyou very much James!

[quote name='Jimryan' timestamp='1331194610' post='1569052'] I built one over Xmas. Did it as a way to save cash and as a fun project to busy me during the time off work. Admittedly, I failed woodwork at school, the challenge added to it. I finished it in about a week and although it's not pro build quality, if that's what I wanted I would've bought one. However, all in all, I'm happy with the end product. It's loud, sounds great and only cost about £75 and that's including the driver at £45. End product: ported 1x 15" rated to 1400w at 4 ohms [/quote] the heck 15" you put in there O.o?

Purchased an Samson Powerbrite off of Alex, came into my work to drop it off, top guy Definately Recommend

Remember to try use line in on the interface to bypass the pre-amps