Peavey 410TX Bass Cab.

[DrNomis_44]

That is the perfect mad scientist rig. You just need to install a flux capacitor on your pedalboard ;-)

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Those are a bit obsolete now, although they do the job, I found that replacing Flux Capacitors with just a single Quantum Field-Vector Non-Linear Singularity Stasis Ion-Injector Subspace E-Zone Generator gets better results by boosting the parallel-axis by polynomial equations, in layman's terms that's very similar to 5th Dimension inversion of non-reality to reality without the inevitable annihilation of antimatter and matter.

[fender3x]

...without the inevitable annihilation of antimatter and matter.

Well no one wants that. Makes perfect sense when ou put it that way.

[DrNomis_44]

Update:

Just uploaded a quick demo recording of my bass rig to my Soundcloud account, Fender Super Twin amp plugged into a Peavey 410TX cab:

https://soundcloud.com/drnomis_44/bass-rig-demo

[DrNomis_44]

Update:

This afternoon I made a mounting bracket for the new piezo tweeter from a couple of pieces of 3mm MDF sheeting glued together with some PVAS glue, also had to pay a visit to Bunnings this afternoon too, to buy a few needed things including some sheets of sandpaper, gave the mounting bracket a spray with some matt black paint and I've been waiting for it to dry, will install the piezo tweeter tomorrow and do another test-out to see how it sounds.

[DrNomis_44]

Update:


Earlier this morning I installed the new piezo tweeter in the 410TX cab and tried it out with the Super Twin and my 6-string bass, seems to be working great so far, here's a pic of my finished Bass Rig: