| That K200 B1.... [message #5028] |
Thu, 04 November 2004 15:16  |
Kraigo
Messages: 5
Registered: November 2004
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I finally took a few minutes to plug The K200 in. I'm impressed. Into a sealed 15 with an 8 ohm load it sounded nice. I took a P-Bass into the lead channel and dimed everything, including switching on the brightness.
It's already fairly loud: a reasonably efficient, ported, 4 ohm 2x15 would probably keep up with a loud unmiked drummer, unless things were getting very out of hand. The 1x15 sealed would probably do the trick for alot of things, but that cab has a 60's Traynor Bassmaster to drive it.
If anyone knows how to tell if an old Fane Crescendo 12" is the 100 watt, 150 watt or 200 watt, please let me know. That's my only concern about this project. The 200 watter would work well for a bass cab, the 100 & 150, not so much - the Theil-Small parameters say so.
Glad to come aboard here.
KO
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| Re: That K200 B1.... [message #5064 is a reply to message #5028] |
Sat, 13 November 2004 20:56  |
kustumrock
Messages: 4
Registered: November 2004
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how you doing i had the same kustom 200 b1 and i did that same thing and the value went so low because the amp is set up to the a 2 tone wirer system that means that the tube replacement has a sealer that is a kustom trate that should never be replaced you arre going to have to put that back in or the price goes down or put the conbuster to 5 before selling it or putt back press in it.
ed
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