EBS_freak

[quote name='Geek99' timestamp='1502952833' post='3354548'] It looks lovely How much does it weigh? Would it help with neck dive? [/quote] I've never weighed it - but its certainly not heavy enough to make an impact on neck dive.

Made my own. [url="http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/AAx8-AA-x-8-Battery-Holder-Case-Enclosed-Box-With-On-Off-Switch-Leads/400570557989?_trkparms=aid%3D555014%26algo%3DPL.DEFAULT%26ao%3D1%26asc%3D20151005190705%26meid%3D18c19475bf0c4b20a6c2c7a12bfe4695%26pid%3D100506%26rk%3D1%26rkt%3D1%26&_trksid=p2045573.c100506.m3226"]http://www.ebay.co.u...3.c100506.m3226[/url] and 8 eneloop pros. Just reverse the polarity on the attached cable.

[quote name='ade' timestamp='1502989486' post='3354914'] Sheer loveliness...... [/quote] Nice example!

[quote name='thodrik' timestamp='1502500883' post='3351897'] I would love to try two 8x10s stacked horizontally with a big valve amp. [/quote] Whenever I think about horizontal 8x10s, Nicky Wire (Manic SP) comes to mind... 4x horizontal 8x10s

I never posted the complete thing... here it is... This has been on for a while though - and hasn't been cleaned for a while... so the mirror effect isn't as pronounced as it could be!

Can you explain the modified to handle both 4 and 8 ohms bit?

I forsee this to be another Chunk Systems synth pedal fiasco. Massive hype and when the thing lands, it's ultimately very disappointing. To be honest, I think I would have lost interest by now and spent my money elsewhere. Maybe when the 500w version lands (ha) I may reignite what little interest I have left.

[quote name='Happy Jack' timestamp='1502793387' post='3353543'] Failing graphene, how about the world's first carbon fibre bass cab? [/quote] It's been done. Flopped.

mrtcat - how you getting on since getting your ue900s into customs?

[quote name='Oopsdabassist' timestamp='1502465969' post='3351708'] Tims stuff is a photo image on clear acrylic, so not an actual chrome over brass plate...it just looks like that from a distance. Hope this helps. [/quote] I was going to say, there are very, very few people doing full on brass with chrome plating in the pick guard world.

[quote name='Thunderbird' timestamp='1502396513' post='3351236'] Pm timal he's a member here and makes them to order is website is originalscratchplates. Com I think [/quote] Does he do chrome on a brass plate? If so, could have save me a load of trouble!

[quote name='steviedee' timestamp='1501582258' post='3345619'] Hi folks and apologies for being lazy but this is a monster thread! I just bought a pair of Ultimate ear Triple Fi 10s, the drummer in my band had his re-shelled in Florida by [url="https://www.inearz.com"]https://www.inearz.com[/url] and they have done an awesome job, I was thinking of using them. I reckon there should be no duty as it's a repair (maybe). But is there anyone in the UK who you would recommend to re-shell? Thanks! [/quote] They would be liable for duty because they are a modification - not a repair from the manufacturer. custom inearmonitors use inearz for their reshells.

Check my build - http://basschat.co.uk/topic/297528-chrome-scratchplate/ If there was enough interest and money up front, it may be possible to do a run for P fans...

Is it a multitrack wav?

[quote name='stingrayPete1977' timestamp='1502042446' post='3348932'] You don't need the whole mountain of them though! [/quote] My aim is to have one rig in each room of my house...

[quote name='Gunsfreddy2003' timestamp='1501603886' post='3345861'] Ha ha - yes and he doesn't even use them live anymore! [/quote] Only when theres no IEM option available to me!

Billy Ocean has still got it. If you ever get the chance to see him, I urge everybody to make the effort - his band is superb and his voice is incredible - he can still hit all the notes and you will not hear him off key all night.

I sold mine after it burnt my wrist.

The secret to the EBS cab is the crossover paired with the Eminence drivers... so if you like the excitable highs, that's what you'll need.... You could always find the cheapest EBS cab you can find and use it as a donor cab and get the speakers and crossover into a lighter box... Gunsfreddy's setup is interesting though - the SWR has a lot of highs too... and some would argue that the crossover is more sensible.

PMT now have a demo one in stock in Brum. Taking orders for end of the month...

You know if Trace Elliot actually managed to get that Elf to market...

[quote name='Sibob' timestamp='1501168117' post='3343032'] Second vote for Orchid Electronics here Si [/quote] This - http://www.orchid-electronics.co.uk/classic_DI.htm

[quote name='redbandit599' timestamp='1500593074' post='3339039'] Cheers all -usefull stuff there. Do you isolate your subs , or maybe just not use them on boomy floors? [/quote] No - they should couple to the floors. If the room is "boomy", you need to tune your PA to the room using a 31 band eq on the outputs.

RCF 705s are probably the best for your system. They are good capable subs and a good match for your tops. They won't pin you to the wall but they will fill out the sound nicely. What you have to remember is that they are only really there for your kick and a bit of sub bass - you don't actually want loads of deep down bass in most gig situations as thats when things get swampy. The biggest improvement you'll notice is that it takes all the energy sapping lows out of your tops and enable you tops to work more freely with the frequencies that they excel at. I would always recommend a pair with a couple of tops, better to work your subs not as hard to keep things tight in the lows without running out of puff. It all depends how loud your band is - but with a rock band, two tops, two subs sounds great and aesthetically looks better than having tripod stands. I have experience of a band with the 12 inch RCF subs - they aren't actually too bad for what they are... they will fill out the bottom end but they won't pump out the lows at any considerable volumes. What I will say though, is that you will need some sort of compressor/limiter and at least a gate on kick drum, without, the sub will struggle to put out anything particularly useful. The big advantage is the weight and size. Dead easy to lift and transport. When you go above a 15, the weight and physical size tends to become an issue. What I will say though, is that your cabs are fairly entry level and instead of investing in subs, you may want to consider chopping them in for some more cable front of house. I've talked about a couple of cabs across the forum and those are the RCF 735 and 745 cabs. As single 15inch cabs, they will keep up with a lot of smaller tops and sub setups of other manufacturers... check out this link - [url="http://basschat.co.uk/topic/293804-gigging-without-a-pa/page__view__findpost__p__3161870"]#164[/url] - gives you an idea about what those cabs are about. They 3 and 4 inch voice coils make a BIG difference over the competition.