Protium

Take a look at the EHX Octave Multiplexer. The only issue might be the blend control of original signal/octave down rather than two separate controls, you do get high and low filters though

FIRE

What's the neck pocket like? Decent fit?

[quote name='bubinga5' post='1055378' date='Dec 11 2010, 08:28 PM']Yes i am mega youtube posting but i glued my hands to my Mac this is great.. very Carpenters, dont suppose she meant to.... lovely soul in this track.. what a beautiful voice she has.. the only thing thats missing is some slap.. [url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jvYUfwMBCrU"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jvYUfwMBCrU[/url][/quote] Rubbish. In work we once had to listen to this every day of the week during R2's Pop Master, we were all suicidal by Wednesday.

[quote name='Mog' post='1044011' date='Dec 1 2010, 04:44 PM']Almost time to hit the studio again. This time around we're planning on using a different engineer and producer. However I'm fairly picky when it comes to recording as you'll see....... Usually my sound comes from a blend of direct bass, a reamped signal through a JCM 900 into a gk goldline miked with a bog standard SM57 and a reamped signal through the TE into an Ampeg 4x10 with a Ribbon(+ pop filter) mike at the cone and an AKG D 11 at the port. Sounds tricky I know but its a good mix. I usually only get away with it when recording with our usual guy and have lots of time, but with a new engineer time may be tight and I might not be able to run that set up. So, how do y'all record yer bass tracks? I'm looking for mic suggestions, plugins, anything really.[/quote] DI

[quote name='ThomBassmonkey' post='1040253' date='Nov 28 2010, 06:42 PM']Hey, if you get a 24 fret 1 string bass, that's two octaves, more than a lot of people need, why not just use that?[/quote] Because no one can stretch 12 frets to play an octave.

One time we forgot to pick up the singer.

[quote name='skej21' post='1039879' date='Nov 28 2010, 01:16 PM']The logical conception for the bass guitar encompasses six strings.[/quote] Why? A four string bass with 21 frets covers 4 octaves, well more than is necessary.

I'm in

[quote name='xgsjx' post='1037738' date='Nov 26 2010, 01:23 PM']Sorry bud, I've read thru the other posts & the OP hasn't said it's the 16 ohm (it was in a couple of other posts that it could be). He could still rewire it to draw 7.5 ohms & the Trace should still run them ok (if slightly warmer). Anyway, whether it's 15 or 16 ohms I wouldn't bother with the hassle of rewiring it. [/quote] The only impedance you can have with the cab is 16 or 4 ohm. Without disconnecting 2 of the speakers you can not attain 8ohm however you wire it.

Or hardwood dowel and redrill

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[quote name='Dubs' post='1028229' date='Nov 18 2010, 05:38 PM']Because they are the coolest. The End.[/quote] Hi five!

Worst part is the £190 price label on the box...

[quote name='E sharp' post='1021822' date='Nov 12 2010, 07:03 PM']If 4x10 cabs are wrong , then why do people keep buying them . If it sounds crap , then we wouldn't use them , even if the badge says Berg,Epi or whatever .[/quote] +1, the ABM410 I had was the best cab I've owned/played through, the sound I wanted was just there and I got nothing but compliments about how good it sounded. Not a bad result for a cab that is "wrong"...

Funny that getting the "right sound" is more difficult than the actual basslines