| Author | Message | ||
     Tony Cooper |
Why is it that whenenver I see 2 RH cabinets stacked on top of each other, the ports are always separated - as in the bottom cabinet has the port near the floor, and the top cabinet has the port near the amp? Does this help with the low frequency distribution? | ||
| c. |
weird hey? all you do is flip the grill cloth around but wht diference is it making good question? or is it purely aesthetics, steve? michael? | ||
| michael kaus |
Most people that I remember from back in the day didn't KNOW you could flip it so they just wanted the badges up! It really doesn't affect the tone in any way as bass will travel where it want to anyway(usually too loud, as is the case with most bass players-no offense meant). It just goes everywhere. Mike. | ||
| Tony Cooper |
Mike - that's funny because I feel the same way about guitar players.  But it's usually because they are treading on my frequencies and muddying-up the low-end. But that's a discussion for another topic. Thanks for the info. Does the grill cloth pop off pretty easily? | ||
| c. |
yeah its just velcroed on the rh cabs | ||
| michael kaus |
Hey, I AM a bass player! I do bass, keys and guitar in my band(multi-screwed up). It wasn't a slam, I know how I am when I play bass-I can never hear MMMMEEEEEEE! | ||
| admin |
...at least you didn't claim to be a drummer! Steve | ||
| michael kaus |
HEAVEN FORBID!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! That would be insulting! |