Ok guys...finally I have the time to do some test of my selfmade 2x12.
It's also my first attempt to mic a real cab so there are some mistakes and some sloppy playing (I recorded in my garage and here now we are near 0° C)..
I used my Schecter C1 with EMGs through my Engl Savage 60. Mic isa Shure sm57 on axis pointed to the edge of the cone.
Anyway, I did 6 samples, 2 with no Foam at all inside the cab, 2 with Foam only in the back panel and 2 with Foam in every side of the cab. Every couple of sample are 1 with Depth Boost on and the other with Depth Boost off.
The Clips are little different because I recorded without monitors and without click.
NO FOAM - DEPTH ON
http://www.sneapforum.celtiaproductions.co.uk/XeS/1-No Foam_Depth Boost.mp3
NO FOAM - DEPTH OFF
http://www.sneapforum.celtiaproductions.co.uk/XeS/2-No Foam_No Boost.mp3
BACK FOAM - DEPTH ON
http://www.sneapforum.celtiaproductions.co.uk/XeS/3-Back Foam_Depth Boost.mp3
BACK FOAM - DEPTH OFF
http://www.sneapforum.celtiaproductions.co.uk/XeS/4-Back Foam_No Boost.mp3
ALL FOAM - DEPTH ON
http://www.sneapforum.celtiaproductions.co.uk/XeS/5-All Foam_Depth Boost.mp3
ALL FOAM - DEPTH OFF
http://www.sneapforum.celtiaproductions.co.uk/XeS/6-All Foam_No Boost.mp3
I analyzed all the samples with IXL plugin and I saw that the more you add foam inside the cab, the more you cut the "super low" frequencies (from 0 to 60Hz).
Moreover, when I add the foam in the back panel, the projection increased a lot and also the volume (1dB/1.5dB RMS) and you can notice that in the clip3, where there are lot of clips. The following samples don't clip because I lower the Firepod pre of 1 little step.
The samples are not my best, probably there is too much gain, but I hope you can notice the difference with the different foam layering.
Today I will record some sample with new tubes... KT77!
It's also my first attempt to mic a real cab so there are some mistakes and some sloppy playing (I recorded in my garage and here now we are near 0° C)..
I used my Schecter C1 with EMGs through my Engl Savage 60. Mic isa Shure sm57 on axis pointed to the edge of the cone.
Anyway, I did 6 samples, 2 with no Foam at all inside the cab, 2 with Foam only in the back panel and 2 with Foam in every side of the cab. Every couple of sample are 1 with Depth Boost on and the other with Depth Boost off.
The Clips are little different because I recorded without monitors and without click.
NO FOAM - DEPTH ON
http://www.sneapforum.celtiaproductions.co.uk/XeS/1-No Foam_Depth Boost.mp3
NO FOAM - DEPTH OFF
http://www.sneapforum.celtiaproductions.co.uk/XeS/2-No Foam_No Boost.mp3
BACK FOAM - DEPTH ON
http://www.sneapforum.celtiaproductions.co.uk/XeS/3-Back Foam_Depth Boost.mp3
BACK FOAM - DEPTH OFF
http://www.sneapforum.celtiaproductions.co.uk/XeS/4-Back Foam_No Boost.mp3
ALL FOAM - DEPTH ON
http://www.sneapforum.celtiaproductions.co.uk/XeS/5-All Foam_Depth Boost.mp3
ALL FOAM - DEPTH OFF
http://www.sneapforum.celtiaproductions.co.uk/XeS/6-All Foam_No Boost.mp3
I analyzed all the samples with IXL plugin and I saw that the more you add foam inside the cab, the more you cut the "super low" frequencies (from 0 to 60Hz).
Moreover, when I add the foam in the back panel, the projection increased a lot and also the volume (1dB/1.5dB RMS) and you can notice that in the clip3, where there are lot of clips. The following samples don't clip because I lower the Firepod pre of 1 little step.
The samples are not my best, probably there is too much gain, but I hope you can notice the difference with the different foam layering.
Today I will record some sample with new tubes... KT77!