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Sounds like snake oil Besides, i have castors on the bottom cab

Beymas ordered - could be 4 weeks , due to sporadic info, spanish postal system, and whether there might be some stock already in the UK. We'll see Might as well get on with the bracing and extra damping

Thanks David - one of only 2 is pretty exclusive Oh - just remembered, one of the previous owners fitted a pair of Nordstrands

MY RS Sig , Retrovibe, and pimped ' Vintage ' MM with Inductor circuit 1989 defretted, passive vol vol tone mod Retrovibe Aero 1, Nordstrands fitted by one of the previous owners, year 2010 ( thanks David ) Vintage MM, Warman pup, tinted and lacquered, Inductor passive circuit, block inlays, year unknown

Cheers stevie - sounds promising I like Phil's Beyma recommendation . Ok, so a quick check with the diameters and such and see if they'll fit, and if they do, i'll get some and flog the Betas, and faff about with the stuffing and bracing. Will definately take you up on the gracious offer of working out ports size - TVM ! Will get back to this thread when there's something to update you on. Thanks to all contributors for your kind help

Cheers Phil - partly home brew, as they were ex Peavey TX 210, 18 mm ply but with the Beta 10a's fitted, tweeters removed Advice noted. So you think the cab size ( volume ) is not such a problem, (also add stuffing and bracing ) just maybe the port dimension may need attention , when fitting, say, the Beymas ?

[quote name='Dad3353' timestamp='1397837812' post='2427840'] Don't forget that our perception of hearing over the whole frequency spectrum is greatly affected by the volume level. The famous (or notorious..?) 'Loudness' button on hifi amps would boost the lows and highs, so that, at low listening levels, the lack of physiological response of our ears would be compensated. To be removed if one listened at a louder volume; did everyone do that..? I think not. In short, when playing louder, you'll need to reduce the frequency extremes. To set up a 'sound', you'll need to be in 'band' conditions, not alone at home or in the practice room. Hope this helps. [/quote] ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ Head Nail On Hit

[quote name='Bill Fitzmaurice' timestamp='1398721250' post='2437034'] They still are the entry level recommended driver, but the plans are specific in that regard, and note better options. Plus the horn loaded Jack gets quite a bit more out of them than a direct radiating cab will. [/quote] Yup, I peruse the BFM forums too, sporadically, and am aware of your advice re such matters, whether here or there. Perhaps with some luck ( or maybe ' miracle ' would be the right word ) I could find someone selling off 2 Jack 210 cabs without drivers

Good point I thought Emi Beta 10a's were quite popular though, so didnt envisage a problem shifting them on. I actually have 4 of them If i remember correctly, they were one of the BFM choices for Omni 10.5's , of which i've owned 2 of, and a Jack 210 which i owned. I sold the the pair of Omni 10.5's in favour of the Jack 210 bought on here, with the thought that I'd easily find another Jack 210 to partner it, but after a long wait, i never did find another, and didnt like my 15" Peavey partnering the single Jack 210, so got rid of both

JP Stevie Bill - thanks for your input, much appreciated Presumably then, if were to leave the cab specs as they are, I simply cannot mount better X Max drivers, due to cab limitations, or can i mount better drivers if i changed the port dimensions ? I suspect that if i go for better drivers, i'd need better cabs to put them in, which is the worse case scenario for me, financially

Since WinISD is over my head, being a dullard, I need some cab guru advice on cab improvements ( if any - maybe not ) I have a 2x10 with 2 Eminence BETA 10a's , well known here I suspect, but just in case, they're 250 watt 8 ohm, with the pair wired as a 4 ohm cab. Internal cab measurments are 560mm / 22" tall - 360mm / 14" width - 395mm / 15.5" deep Rear firing port is 95mm / 3.75" long and 95mm / 3.75" throat ( parallel , not tapered and no flare ) I'm wondering if another port would improve anything, since i cannot change the cab size. Or am i already getting the best out of it ? Thanks in advance TSP / Specs of the BETA 10a [IMG]http://i62.tinypic.com/214yxdu.jpg[/IMG]

[quote name='Meddle' timestamp='1397163108' post='2421454'] What great mystery is this? The body is from a Vintage V4 "Reissue". The neck is from the Internet (I don't remember the retailer). The most noteworthy bit of this bass is the wee switch below the pickups. It activates a hidden Wilkinson J pickup buried in the body under the 24th fret position. I think the switch brings it in parallel with the main pickup. I bolstered the pickup with extra magnets to try and extend the range of the pickup up to the strings. Dig; http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7IcTOnIfmOY I''m planning to repeat the exercise with a Warman Dominator pickup on a new project bass. [/quote] Whats the thinking behind sticking a 6 string leccy guitar pup in a bass ?

My Modcore eventually turned up. Brilliant and only £22

Oh yeah, it takes a normal 9v boss supply too, and does stereo if you like that sort of thing

I suggest a NUX mod core - excellent pedal. Mine ( eventually 20 days later ) arrived from wherever they are ( China ? ) £22 free postage. Its also a phaser, chorus, trem, pan, rotary, U-vibe, vibrato. Ok, i dont use all those, ( Just flange and phase ) but when you consider just a flanger will cost maybe £25 ( 2nd hand ) and upwards, makes sense to get this and have the extra even if you dont use 'em Very versatile. Metal alround, not flimsy plastic, smooth knobs (ooer matron ) http://www.donnerdeal.com/nux-mod-core-guitar-effect-pedal-blue.html

I've found someone through a friend - taking it to him on Monday, but basically, no sound from right channel analogue out. I also have a second one that does not power up. Most people say its Behringer - chuck it in the bin and start again Probably wise words

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Cheers ! Slightly dubious about the £30 non returnable fee, though i guess he has to do this

Does anyone know of any ex spurts that fix lectronix in the Oxfordshire area ? Need a troubleshooter for a Behringer Bass V-Amp pro , the 2u rack jobbie. Affiliates seems to be wall to wall luthiers and very little in the way of leccy gurus, at least in my neck of the woods Posting the preamp makes the cost of fixing prohibitive, so local is what i'm after