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Hi,could I use a 2x10 4ohms with an 2x10 8ohms with lms3,thanks

[quote name='JapanAxe' timestamp='1484904637' post='3219492'] I have done a transcription in music notation if that's any use to you. [/quote]

[quote name='tom5string' timestamp='1484901918' post='3219470'] talking about the Ruts song? Cheers, Tom [/quote]

Could somebody tell me how the chours works,many thanks

Hi,trying to work out chorus riff ,love song by the damned,and copy the lead riff,thanks

[quote name='HowieBass' timestamp='1419109139' post='2636755'] Lots of people use them as one link in creating their sound, you'll usually find they colour the tone so it's not simply a signal boost (and you can get clean boost pedals too). As an example the SansAmp Bass Driver DI can give you the effect of a valve amp front end where you can add warmth or grit or just a bright more modern tone - there's an inexpensive Behringer unit that does a very similar thing. A preamp pedal is one alternative to having an onboard active EQ so if you have a passive bass it's a way to get the tones you'd expect from an active instrument but there's no reason why you can't run an active bass through a preamp pedal. A lot of the pedals (SansAmp and Behringer included) allow you to direct inject (DI) straight into the front of house (FOH) amplification rig just in case your stage rig/combo doesn't have that facility. Some people choose to just run a preamp pedal on stage and take a feed through a monitor wedge so they don't have to supply any backline. [/quote] thank you

Getting used to giging, a bit, can anybody explain a pre amp pedal, i play an active 34 musicman through a markbass with 2 x 2,10s, . i don"t understand the pre amp thing, help, thanks

Could you not just swap for black markbass speakers,

Great guy to deal with, thanks

Great guy to deal with , thanks