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Location: Buffalo,NY | ...when our bass player starts playing , I'm getting some nasty feedback. What do others do for the 2080 and for the Adamas with epaulets ? Thank you.
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Location: NJ | Does it have a Notch Filter??
If not, a Behringer "Shark" is a possibility . . .
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Location: closely held secret | That happened to us. We just found a better bass player. |
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Location: Colorado Rocky Mountains | Our bass is always too loud. Doesn't seem to have any impact on my gear or sound. |
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Location: NJ | Altering the positioning/proximity of the guitar and the bass cabinet might help . . . |
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Location: Buffalo,NY | cliff
Altering the positioning/proximity of the guitar and the bass cabinet might help . . . cliff,
Thanks.Right now it's just at our practice location so I could just be standing at the crest of the bass wave. I'll try a standing in a different location and see if that helps. I know just a few feet should make a big difference.
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Location: NJ | Y'could also MAKE a temporary FeedbackBuster by cutting piece of heavy cardboard to size/shape and tape it over the opening (from the inside) with some masking or gaffer's tape . . . . |
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Location: Boise, Idaho | "Crest of the bass wave" sounds like a good song for the next OFC cd, Doc. |
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Location: Colorado Rocky Mountains | Originally posted by cliff:
Y'could also MAKE a temporary FeedbackBuster by cutting piece of heavy cardboard to size/shape and tape it over the opening (from the inside) with some masking or gaffer's tape . . . . or wrapping the bass amp up in a mattress. |
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Location: NJ | . . . or wrapping the bass amp with the bass player. |
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Location: Buffalo,NY | I think taping the the bass player to the wall with gaffers tape is probably the best solution !.
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Location: 6 String Ranch | any workable solution has to have gaffers tape in it. |
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Location: NJ | Including Whitehead's "first dates" . . . . |
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Location: SoCal | And his most recent..... |
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Location: Capital District, NY, USA Minor Outlying Islands | or wrapping the bass player in the mattress with gaffers tape. The possibilities are endless |
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Location: NW NJ | Just don't assume like I did, before I knew any better, that duct tape is "just the same" as gaffer's tape. Gaffer's tape is magic, duct tape sucks ;) |
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Location: NW NJ | Well, actually, you'd probably WANT to use duct tape on the bass player... save he gaffer's tape for the 2080 :D |
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Does any make a sound hole cover for an Adamas 2080?...
