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Re: Surf Bass (Amp), and a question about guitar amps

Jeff (bigtikidude) - 01 Jul 2005 21:00:49

Don't know if anyone has answered this yet. But I would assume that
the tweeters in Bass amps are for the ticks and pops of playing slap
bass.
Wonder what guitar amps would sound like with those tweeters in them?
Jeff(bigtikidude)
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DP (noetical1) - 01 Jul 2005 21:54:40

Jeff:
I think the Jazz/Slap guru Stanley Clarke was one of the
first bassists to mess around with tweeters (and
frequency-based crossovers) in bass cabs back in the late
1970s...precisely for the reason you mention: slap and pop
(and "piccolo-bass") upper register clarity.
-dp
--- Jeff <> wrote:
> Don't know if anyone has answered this yet. But I would
> assume that
> the tweeters in Bass amps are for the ticks and pops of
> playing slap
> bass.
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> Wonder what guitar amps would sound like with those
> tweeters in them?
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> If smaller speakers are to punchy for bass, why
> > would so many 2 X 15 cabs comewith tweeters???
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