Kinda hard removing the grille on those , actually a razor blade will remove it just fine it's the re-attaching that's an issue.Originally posted by SteveLINY
Just remove the grill cloth and put some duct tape on the back of the cloth in front of the cones of the speakers. That will cut out alot of piercing sound....
Steve
Originally posted by MarkyMark
Has anyone tried putting a sheet of
plexiglass in front of your cab and
had good results?
My 1960 TV cab is killer, but if I
want to be in the mix, I gotta
come up with somethin', and a
Hot PLate is not it.
Thanks in advance. MM
Originally posted by Ed DeGenaro
Kinda hard removing the grille on those , actually a razor blade will remove it just fine it's the re-attaching that's an issue.![]()
Originally posted by Ed DeGenaro
Kinda hard removing the grille on those , actually a razor blade will remove it just fine it's the re-attaching that's an issue.![]()
I've been doing this for years now. I get my cranked sound without peeling the flesh off the audience.Originally posted by MuseCafeChris
Assuming you're coming through the monitors, do what AC/DC did when they were on Saturday Night Live ... turn your cab around so it's facing the rear of the stage. Good thing they did, otherwise they'd have blown the audience out the back of the studio.
They don't have 4x12's on their website. What gives? Where could I obtain a THD 4x12?Originally posted by Matt Gordon
The answer is clearly the new THD 4X12's.
I saw some pictures that Ed D posted recently. Maybe I was seeing things, or maybe they are a custom order for someone.Originally posted by HeeHaw
They don't have 4x12's on their website. What gives? Where could I obtain a THD 4x12?