Guitar/Bass/Drums thread version 2.0

Couldn't find my old post, so yeah.
anyone have anything new?
post pictures.
current set up. (I'll take a picture when we practice next)
Bass:
Ibanez GSR200 > Planet Wave Chromatic Tuner > Rat Pedal 2 > Lyon Chrous Pedal > Peavey Musicman 400 series > Marshall 4x12

I got a Sunn Concert Bass head since the last thread. Too bad it's basically unusable right now because it overheats too easily and isn't grounded. I need some damn money to get it fixed.

mmcxii wrote:I got a Sunn Concert Bass head since the last thread. Too bad it's basically unusable right now because it overheats too easily and isn't grounded. I need some damn money to get it fixed.

damn, that sucks. I want to get one, but use it for a guitar head. How much did you pay for yours?

bought it off Ancient Shores for 300

i got an epiphone sheraton II, and started building a guitar. Other than that still the same old stuff

GuyInAWilcoShirt wrote:i got an epiphone sheraton II, and started building a guitar. Other than that still the same old stuff

how difficult is it to build a pedal? i'd like to try.

i wish this

or this

matt254543 wrote:

or this

looks like the Forced Hand practice space to me.

jacobxw wrote:

matt254543 wrote:

or this

looks like the Forced Hand practice space to me.

haha its some weird band from ohio called deth mask. i did a google search for shitty drum set and that came up

jacobxw wrote:how difficult is it to build a pedal? i'd like to try.

its not that hard if you can solder. If you get a nice kit, its really just like putting together a puzzle, or a color by numbers type thing, but understanding how everything works, and being able to do it from scratch is what i find very hard, thus I am not able to do it.

j gonz just got a loop station and we could only get it to make drum sounds

yeah, hopefully i can get that jawn working by saturday.

I got my Epi acoustic in and it's wonderful. Also, I'm about half paid off on a Laney AOR head... which, by the way Jacob, I'll have more money for you Saturday. haha

i didn't post in the original thread BUT...

rig-wise i am running a 5150 blockletter through an emperor 4x12 loaded with v30s. hopefully i'll be picking up another emperor 4x12 in the next few months. i guess i should say hopefully i'll be starting the long and frustrating process of getting another emperor 4x12. if i start the process in the next three months, i should have it by winter of next year. if i am lucky.

edit. look below.

Attn. Eric or anyone who knows anything about this;
Would I be able to get someone to rewire my cabinet to run at 2 ohms instead of 4, so I can match my head, and cab (2, and 2)? I just want to run my head at it's full power so to speak.

jacobxw wrote:Attn. Eric or anyone who knows anything about this;
Would I be able to get someone to rewire my cabinet to run at 2 ohms instead of 4, so I can match my head, and cab (2, and 2)? I just want to run my head at it's full power so to speak.

probably.

ijustwishi wrote:

jacobxw wrote:Attn. Eric or anyone who knows anything about this;
Would I be able to get someone to rewire my cabinet to run at 2 ohms instead of 4, so I can match my head, and cab (2, and 2)? I just want to run my head at it's full power so to speak.

probably.

I would figure. I just wonder who could do it, besides CA. I just don't want them to fuck my cab up.

what is the ohmage on your speakers? It's most likely very easily done

I'm not sure, I just know that the back of my cab says 4 ohms. Here's the cab if that helps. I tried to find out.

http://www.ballewsmusic.com/Marshall-VBC412-400W-4x12-Bass-Cabinet-p/marshallvbc412.htm

DirtCity wrote:I got my Epi acoustic in and it's wonderful. Also, I'm about half paid off on a Laney AOR head... which, by the way Jacob, I'll have more money for you Saturday. haha

Sweet! Thanks bud.

p.s. i want this.

I'd have to know the ohmage of your speakers before i could let you know if its possible, all you have to do is take the back plate off, and it should say right on the back of the speaker.

ps: fwiw, from what i've read it's usually safer to run solid state amps at 4 ohms rather than two

GuyInAWilcoShirt wrote:I'd have to know the ohmage of your speakers before i could let you know if its possible, all you have to do is take the back plate off, and it should say right on the back of the speaker.

ps: fwiw, from what i've read it's usually safer to run solid state amps at 4 ohms rather than two

Can I change the ohms on my head? it's set at 2 ohms right now. 2 speaker output jacks. It just says 2 ohms.I can't change it with a turn or anything like I've seen with my other heads. i'll check my speakers next time I practice.