PV 15inch bass cabinet for steel?
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DJ Sillito
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PV 15inch bass cabinet for steel?
I thought of changing to a pre-amp / power amp and cabinet combo. Came across a Peavey cabinet with 15 inch speaker (BW I presume) used as a bass set up. Besides the cabinet being a little larger in size and totally enclosed I figured it might work. Any thoughts on this. I haven't tried anything like this before I've always had a Nashville 400.
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A bass cabinet might be bigger and heavier than you need for steel. It might also have a stiffer cone, but that might still sound okay. Only listening will tell. One thing you probably don't want is the horn or tweeter in some bass cabinets. It could make your steel sound harsh and shrill. But you can always disconnect that.
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DJ Sillito
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Thanks David,
I'm sure it's void of horns...and yes the size I have thought of too. You mentioned the speaker having a stiffer cone which is something I didn't know..(not to up on the electronics side of things). I guess I'm fishin' for a reason why one wouldn't consider this type of set up. Thanks again
I'm sure it's void of horns...and yes the size I have thought of too. You mentioned the speaker having a stiffer cone which is something I didn't know..(not to up on the electronics side of things). I guess I'm fishin' for a reason why one wouldn't consider this type of set up. Thanks again
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DJ, I have been using 15 inch speakers out of a peavey bass cabinet. I built 2 cabinets to put them in so I could spread them out and for the weight. I run a peavey m7000 power amp and profex 2. The speakers are closed back right now and seem to sound real good. I am thinking about trying open back and see what that sounds like.
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Bob Myers Pedalmaster Classic 8 & 7 Profex2 Nashville 400 Digitech RP 100
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Bob Myers Pedalmaster Classic 8 & 7 Profex2 Nashville 400 Digitech RP 100
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