Mr Death,
at the moment you sound like a guy who's walked into a biker bar, shouted "harleys suck, beards are for fags" and then pi**ed on their jackets.
Don't expect a warm welcome.
I think quasi is being very patient. You might have something interesting to say. You may only have one more post before you get binned again. Please make it a good one.
at the moment you sound like a guy who's walked into a biker bar, shouted "harleys suck, beards are for fags" and then pi**ed on their jackets.
Don't expect a warm welcome.
I think quasi is being very patient. You might have something interesting to say. You may only have one more post before you get binned again. Please make it a good one.
float said:
He didn't make it. Indeed he may have something interesting to say, but his method of expression leaves a lot to be desired... a big chip on his shoulder.
dave
when i first got a guitar i had it hooked up to a 3 way home speaker, when i would pick a pinch harmonic on the high e string it would just barely make it into the midrange. when i covered up the midrange and tweeter their was almost no loss of sound. at high levals the low strings would bottom out the woofer. the lesson here: use the right speaker for your application. MrGuitardeath probably hasn't tried this yet.
"when you believe in things you don't understand then you suffer"
-stevie wonder
"when you believe in things you don't understand then you suffer"
-stevie wonder
Remember Arnold Schwarzenegger in Terminator 2 when he naked walks into a bar and says "I need your clothes, your shoes and your bike". He got away with it 😀float said:
But the Terminator could back it up.
A lot of companies use piezos? Other than the mini PA systems they call "acoustic" amps, I cannot think of a single guitar amp that uses a piezo. I can't imagine wanting one. i can't imagine wanting a tweeter of ANY kind on a guitar amp.
But I have only been in professional audio as a career for 35 years, so what could I possibly know?
Thank goodness some yoyo with the attitude of a 14 year old has come along to straighten us out. Due to his obvious talent with speaker design, I no doubt will see his products sweeping the Grammys.
A lot of companies use piezos? Other than the mini PA systems they call "acoustic" amps, I cannot think of a single guitar amp that uses a piezo. I can't imagine wanting one. i can't imagine wanting a tweeter of ANY kind on a guitar amp.
But I have only been in professional audio as a career for 35 years, so what could I possibly know?
Thank goodness some yoyo with the attitude of a 14 year old has come along to straighten us out. Due to his obvious talent with speaker design, I no doubt will see his products sweeping the Grammys.
When MrGuitardeath plays, the dogs leave a-runnin'. Glass breaks and bats get lost. I wonder if garage doors open?
-Chris
-Chris
Guitar Tweeters
I know nothing much about the guitar amp speaker world, but thought it odd, when recently doing some minor re-soldering work for a friend, to find it had a 15" speaker, with 2 tweeters. The amp is a Duovox, Tini-Titan II. Info I found on Google says it's a french made amp. The 2 tweeters are Motorola. They are from the factory - not been added. The amp sounds quite well with my Fender Strat. It was just the first time I ever saw tweeters in a guitar amp.
I know nothing much about the guitar amp speaker world, but thought it odd, when recently doing some minor re-soldering work for a friend, to find it had a 15" speaker, with 2 tweeters. The amp is a Duovox, Tini-Titan II. Info I found on Google says it's a french made amp. The 2 tweeters are Motorola. They are from the factory - not been added. The amp sounds quite well with my Fender Strat. It was just the first time I ever saw tweeters in a guitar amp.
sorry I even posted and caused all this trouble, I was only offering a little advice 
people usually either take it and say thanks or politley turn it down... oh well, anyways sorry ...
people usually either take it and say thanks or politley turn it down... oh well, anyways sorry ...
Hi ThSpeakerDude88,
If you didn't reply, someone else would have. You pointed out some facts. MrGuitardeath is the one who has a problem. Exciteable, wasn't he.
Don't ever be afraid to post a response.
-Chris
If you didn't reply, someone else would have. You pointed out some facts. MrGuitardeath is the one who has a problem. Exciteable, wasn't he.
Don't ever be afraid to post a response.
-Chris
Hey SpeakerDude88,
Don't worry about it. This is a forum of contribution and learning, not a soapbox or fantasy theatre.
You tried to offer sound advice in your first few posts in a friendly way that most people would have at least considered. Others also tried.
MrGuitarDeath proceeded to insult everyone who mostly simply offered advice.
Cheers
Don't worry about it. This is a forum of contribution and learning, not a soapbox or fantasy theatre.
You tried to offer sound advice in your first few posts in a friendly way that most people would have at least considered. Others also tried.
MrGuitarDeath proceeded to insult everyone who mostly simply offered advice.
Cheers
I don't come here too often as I am usually checking out the hifi forum stuff. But , what an attitude ! And so arrogent, too. Seems like he had all the answers before he asked the questions.
I am old school. Been playing guitar since 1968. I know basic speaker wiring and have built plenty of guitar cabinets and hifi cabinets, too.
If he really did walk into a bar, insult the harley dudes and what not, he would be made mince meat of, for sure.
I am old school. Been playing guitar since 1968. I know basic speaker wiring and have built plenty of guitar cabinets and hifi cabinets, too.
If he really did walk into a bar, insult the harley dudes and what not, he would be made mince meat of, for sure.
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