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Not sure on a specific tune, but it's your standard New Orleans-style progression cf "Won't You Come Home Bill Bailey", "Bourbon St Parade", etc, but spruced up with some turnarounds.
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https://richtonemusic.co.uk/second-hand/ ?
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Regarding connections, you have two options: connect amp to cab1; and then cab1 to cab2 connect amp to cab1; and then the amp's other output to cab2. However both are electrically equivalent and result in parallel wiring. Wiring cabs in series is very uncommon (because there isn't really a benefit) and you'd have to go out of your way to get the necessary special box or cables.
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Ahhh... I see. This will not work then - thanks!
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Can you do it using just the one footswitch of the LS-2 (in A-B mode)? Plug upright into 'Return A' and P bass into 'Return B' 'Output' goes to tuner, octave, and volume pedal; then back into 'Input' (this is your effects loop) 'Send A' goes to the Lehle and 'Send B' goes to the Khan?
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I just came across this while looking for something else - https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/456374737356084
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Check https://gollihurmusic.com/string-identification-chart/ D'Addario Helicore Hybrid?
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When buying a current doubler, bear in mind that Cioks are different to most other power supplies in that they use RCA connectors. e.g. https://www.gak.co.uk/en/cioks-flex-8800-parallel-current-doubler-10cm-4in-grey/926340
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Mute the strings at the bridge as per https://www.basschat.co.uk/topic/488803-yamaha-or-mustang/?do=findComment&comment=5126676 🙂
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Also see https://barefacedaudio.com/collections/10cr-bass-cabs/products/three10-three10t . The Three10 is 4 ohms, the special wide One10 ("One10W") is 12 ohms, but together they "can still be considered a 4 ohm nominal load (trust us on this)".
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For sale: an RCF ART 735-A active speaker. Selling due to unexpected upgrade. £325 collected from Bristol. I reduced the original price of £345 as the cover is in worse condition than I realized. +£14 for courier within the UK. This is a two-way, flat-response, active speaker which reproduces the tone of your instrument (and pedals/preamps) faithfully and at high volume. I've used it with bass guitar and upright bass. The star of the show is the compression driver, which has an unusually large 3" voice coil. This allows the crossover to be quite low, at 900Hz. (For comparison, a Barefaced Big Baby crossover is around 2kHz.) This means the 15" woofer is freed up to concentrate on only the frequencies below 900Hz. The end result is that this speaker goes very loud without ever losing any low end. The dispersion is also very good – 90º x 60º – so you'll hear the bass well wherever you are. Cosmetically, it's in good condition with just a few light marks. Key features: 1400W peak/700W RMS digital amplifier 132dB max spl 90º x 60º wide-dispersion constant directivity horn 3" voice coil titanium compression driver DSP takes care of crossover, equalization, phase alignment, soft limiting, and speaker protections Height: 708mm/27.87" Width: 437mm/17.2" Depth: 389mm/15.31" Weight: 20.8kg/45.8lbs Full specs and more details: https://www.rcf.it/en/products/product-detail/art-735-a I'll include a power cable and an old RCF fitted cover - in poor condition though, with a broken zip, but good to protect the speaker in transit. As an option, I do have a new RCF fitted cover which has been used literally once, which I can include for £45. They are £59 new - https://www.pmtonline.co.uk/rcf-cover-for-art-715-725a-
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Powered bass cab / active bass cab for use with a Kemper
jrixn1 replied to vinorange's topic in Amps and Cabs
Do you have one? Isn't it for guitar? -
Powered bass cab / active bass cab for use with a Kemper
jrixn1 replied to vinorange's topic in Amps and Cabs
A good 12" active speaker will match a drummer for volume. I'd definitely put on the shortlist the RCF ART 732-A MK4. The newer MK5 only recently came out, so you can find deals on the MK4: https://www.pmtonline.co.uk/rcf-art-732-a-mk4-digital-active-pa-speaker. £599 is a good price - I paid £665 for mine in 2018. The bigger 15" brother is the 745-A and there's a used one currently at Kenny's for £649 - https://www.kennysmusic.co.uk/rcf-art-745-active-speaker-pre-owned-p6837 - or perhaps basschat's own https://www.basschat.co.uk/topic/483139-2x-rcf-745a-price-drop-to-%C2%A31100/ at £550, if he will split the pair. -
Powered bass cab / active bass cab for use with a Kemper
jrixn1 replied to vinorange's topic in Amps and Cabs
What kind of band, and how loud do you need to be? What equivalent traditional rig would you use if you weren't going down this route? Any budget or weight limit? -
1.8kg 👍
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Yep exactly. The bottom of the strap unclips. Then the top of the strap is permanently attached to the bag, but can be stuffed away inside a pocket which then can be zipped up.
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How are you setting your eq? RH450 is semi-parametric, with unusual defaults (e.g. low shelf at 280Hz).
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Question about amp heads without headphone input.
jrixn1 replied to soulstar89's topic in Amps and Cabs
The usual way would be to connect the DI output of the amp head to a mixer or audio interface, which will have a headphone output. Or unconventionally you could try connecting the DI output of the amp head to the instrument input of your NUX MLD (you'll need an XLR to mono jack cable). So that's bass → amp head → NUX MLD → headphones. -
I've attached a folding shelf bracket. Unfolded: Folded:
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They made a 24kg 18" sub: https://web.archive.org/web/20180204074646/https://barefacedbass.com/product-range/LF1400-Subwoofer.htm It was discontinued, as was the FR800 top.
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Here's a photo of the markers:
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Thought I'd check my current settings and what do you know! (The HPF frequency is the left of the two numbers - so ~80Hz)
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I've gigged RCF HD 10-A, 732-A, 735-A; Yamaha DXR10; FBT ProMaxX 112A; and QSC CP8, CP12, and K10 - mainly as a stage monitor (10+ piece function band), and occasionally as backline. I found the QSC CP12 to be the sweet spot of sounding good, loud enough, but small, light and easy to transport.
