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Post by celestion101 on Jun 12, 2007 15:52:53 GMT -7
This is for those who have the frustration of preferring heads and cabs, yet cannot hear them selves because you can't tilt a stack (unless it's a old Fender or Vox). This provides the same angle as a combo tilted against the wall, but it has a flat top that will hold any head. Open back with a Gold and Heritage G12H! Oh, it sounds HUGE! The removable casters allow for another 2" drop in the back which increases the angle even more, but your head still stays. I stood 3ft in front of it at the gig this weekend and heard what my speakers were doing.....no roadcases, stands, and I did not require it back in the monitor. Just a little something I came up with! ;D
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Post by Hohn on Jun 12, 2007 20:46:27 GMT -7
Sweet!! Plus it relieves the line-of-sight at the audience.
Very smoooooth
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Post by celestion101 on Jun 12, 2007 21:35:56 GMT -7
Thanks! That is indeed the other benefit. We play a few places where the stage is chest high to the audience and the sound engineer always wants the amps tilted. I recognize the point, but I use a head/cab setup. so this solves the problem. Plus I had it built over-sized, so the low-end is big and tight, but the chime and highs still cut nicely.
So I need a favor, help me find a amp builder (bass or guitar) or a PA company in HI. Then I can go there on business! ;D
I used to surf HI quite a bit and miss it!
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Post by Hohn on Jun 13, 2007 15:18:31 GMT -7
I'll think of you when I'm next at Waimea Bay:)
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Post by zroach on Jun 14, 2007 19:35:30 GMT -7
I've seen a few cabinet builders doing cabs like this. Never seen any with quite the tilt this one has though. I like the idea.
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