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Mine's £2300. It's at the top of my budget, but I think it's a goer.
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AAAAAaarrrggghhhhh!!! I'd finally finished designing the Frog to how I want it & then this happens!
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That's got to be the thread title of the year so far.
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Personally, I love the look of MarkBass cabs over those that go for the old cloth grille. But then it's each to their own. We all have different tastes.
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You're probably spot on there!
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Though with Apple, they probably put a lot of that profit back in to development. I'm not so sure the same can be said for Aguilar if they still use an off the shelf driver.
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If there’s more than 1 driver, then you could make it 16 ohm.
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There's many great looking & sounding cabs that are a good bit cheaper. Yes, the Aguilar SL series look like cool 1950's TVs, but the DBs look just like EBS Classic Line or Ampeg SVT cabs, but with a different badge & an amp handle in place of a grab.
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Makes the Darkglass cabs seem mid priced!
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I've always set it by bringing the input up to just clipping & then backed off a bit. And like Dad says, listening for any unwanted distortion.
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For most amps, this means the minimum load you can hook up is 4Ω total. So that would mean 2 8Ω cabs. Doesn't matter if it's one to each out on the amp or daisy'd. 2 x 4Ω cabs =
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Yolanda's face agrees. I'm restricted to £2k But it's 2 months away... Things might change.
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Love that there's now more than just the Elwood. The Frog is a great looking bass. I'm tempted by this a lot!
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They look fantastic. I'm about to be in the market for a fretless 5, but these are that wee bit out my reach (like £600).
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You might be better selling the PT & getting something like a Diago Gigman?
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In the worship band, I find some songs need the click track to keep everyone in time, especially if there's a pause in the song or a part that's not got a noticeable rhythm playing with it. But then there's songs where we switch the metronome off after the count in & just play. The click gets in the way of the feel. In my rock band, there's no click track. I was listening to some stuff we did last week & there's a few parts where even if just the drummer had a click, it would have made a huge improvement.
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It's the vocalist who's the worst timekeeper in the band I'm in, though in fairness, he's not really a musician. I don't think he counts bars at all.
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It must be great to live in an area with an abundance of musicians of various levels of skill to choose from.
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Got it.
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I think the "guitarist" point is that if they're able to turn it down & still have their "tone", then they're more of a musician than a guitarist. Same goes for drummists, but their volume is controlled through their hitting.
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I know a few drummers like that. They'll start a song at quick 4/4 tempo & by the end the song, we're playing a slow shuffle!
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I know. How odd!
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I don't think so. The guitard brought him along as there's a shortage of singers (& musicians) round here. In fairness, he's looking at getting singing lessons.
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It's our singist that could do with a metronome. He could also do with learning to count beats & bars & maybe learn to sing too.
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It was the Volta tour in Las Vegas (December 2008 IIRC). She did a lot of stuff from previous albums too. Desired Constellations was awesome. It was played on a reactable table synth.
