Off Topic Amp baffle

[Gio_Force_One]

I finished my amp baffle and I have to say so far I'm digging it . I can crank it a bit more and its not so I'm your face but it sounds good . It's getting a gig trial tomorrow night we shall hear what happens .
I will update on Sunday and hopefully the sound guy doesn't complain the Marshall is too loud still.

 

[mtrejo]

Wow Gio, that's very cool! Definitely want to hear the update.

 

[MrJJoncas]

How do you like it tone wise ?

A friend one mine have one in front of his 4x12 (with a Mesa Nomad 90w) and it change the tone a lot in the higher frequency.

 

[DrKev]

That's what the knobs are for.

 

[megaroel]

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[Tollywood]

Nice job, Gio. I can't wait to hear how you liked it.

 

[Gio_Force_One]

First set is over and so far great it's crank but not blaring the people in from and it's got such a good tight bass and mids are kicking. Have got a lot of complements on the tone so far.
So far so good looks like it wi be a keeper .

 

[TNT]

hmmmm........, interesting since it just eliminated most of the highs. I percieved that your goal was twofold - volume control and "edgyness of the in your face.

You can accomplish "both" of those goals without smuthering your tube tone. Simply direct the amp "upward" towards your ears/roof. This will have a "natural" diminishing of the edgyness as well as control the volume. Plus, you can't still get good tube saturation. It will also "fill" the room at wich you are playing.

 

[Gio_Force_One]

The amp has a mic on it so it is filling the room through the pa and I don't want it pointing up I'm saving my ears. I tried pointing it up and amp stands and all sorts of things this one for me has been the best.
Plus I have never have had that many compliments in one night on how good the guitar and amp sound.

 

[MrJJoncas]

I'm glad you love it and have a good experience with it. I didn't when I tried one. I guess it depend on so many factor: position, room, dimension, etc.

 

[Warg Master]

I've considered doing one of those... my walls have very reflective paint on them and makes things sound overly trebly... I've started putting foam on the walls, but its a very large room and will be a LOT of foam... this might be a better solution... how does it change the tone for you?

 

[Gio_Force_One]

It just seemed to tighten it up a bit And made it much less harsh and i could crank it and the house mix was perfect.