100% agree. I can't imagine being a seller right now.Yeah, shipping delays and shortages have become a huge global problem due to Covid. As frustrating as it is for all of us consumers, just imagine how tough it is for sellers!
100% agree. I can't imagine being a seller right now.Yeah, shipping delays and shortages have become a huge global problem due to Covid. As frustrating as it is for all of us consumers, just imagine how tough it is for sellers!
Yeah, shipping delays and shortages have become a huge global problem due to Covid. As frustrating as it is for all of us consumers, just imagine how tough it is for sellers!
I just purchased a 'gently' used Mbritt (Xitones) 1 x10 cab.. Great Great Great !!. Looking to purchase another one for 1600 (true) watts. Many guitars playersThey have a few different wedges available. Which is better for the Axe? The GRFR active lightweight 12" or the 12" active wedge or the 12" active open/closed back? I have one Atomic CLR and would rather have a second one but they seem almost impossible to get. Will running one of the Xitone with an atomic sound good or will the Atomic just put it to shame? Or should I be patient and wait to get a second Atomic CLR? Thank you for any advice.
I just purchased a 'gently' used Mbritt (Xitones) 1 x10 cab.. Great Great Great !!. Looking to purchase another one for 1600 (true) watts. Many guitars players
think that 12 ich speakers work best.. But. I've learned ( 40 years) of playing, that 10-inch speakers is that sweet spot, without the "flub" mid-low" that we usually dial out from a 12-inch speaker.
Bass Cabs have been on to this fact for years.
Here is a pic of the back of the cab.. Btw: That's Michael Britt playing ( from the band Lonestar) not meNice congrats on that! Does that have the back cover you can close it like the 12" M Britt cab? Nice playing by the way
Remember that it is an FRFR so the IR has more impact on the "flub" than the speakerBut. I've learned ( 40 years) of playing, that 10-inch speakers is that sweet spot, without the "flub" mid-low" that we usually dial out from a 12-inch speaker.
So very true!!Remember that it is an FRFR so the IR has more impact on the "flub" than the speaker
Yup. I still have mine, with the Matrix GM50. It is excellent. More amp-like.I've got the Xitone Active Wedge, with a Line 6 Helix LT and I LOVE the tone!