Well, here's my "problem"
I currently have a Marshall 2X12" cabinet with Eminence Swamp Thang speakers, and I hate 'em!
I bought them because they were supposed to have a very good low-end response, but that's not the point at all. They don't really have a low-end at all. All midrange with a harsh treble. Maybe the cab itself is not very suitable for these speakers...
They sound thin, lifeless and harsh with a very dominating mid-range. No matter what I do with the amp's EQ, it sounds the same with these speakers.
No low-end oomph when palm muting
Today, I replaced the Swap Thang's with the original Marshall speakers (Gold Back) and they sound A LOT better, but they are missing the brightness even with the mic right at the center. They are smooth and they have that oomph when palm muting which I love, but the just lack the brightness.
So, should I just give up, and finally get me some V30's?
I listened to the raw track's you guys made and the clips with V30's sounded awesome!(the Carcass clip was absolutely crushing! Care to share the settings if you are reading this
I am pretty much looking for speakers that are bright yet smooth, with a good low end that kicks your teeth in when palm muting.
I use a Peavey 6505 and a Mesa Single Rectifier.
I currently have a Marshall 2X12" cabinet with Eminence Swamp Thang speakers, and I hate 'em!
I bought them because they were supposed to have a very good low-end response, but that's not the point at all. They don't really have a low-end at all. All midrange with a harsh treble. Maybe the cab itself is not very suitable for these speakers...
They sound thin, lifeless and harsh with a very dominating mid-range. No matter what I do with the amp's EQ, it sounds the same with these speakers.
No low-end oomph when palm muting
Today, I replaced the Swap Thang's with the original Marshall speakers (Gold Back) and they sound A LOT better, but they are missing the brightness even with the mic right at the center. They are smooth and they have that oomph when palm muting which I love, but the just lack the brightness.
So, should I just give up, and finally get me some V30's?
I listened to the raw track's you guys made and the clips with V30's sounded awesome!(the Carcass clip was absolutely crushing! Care to share the settings if you are reading this
I am pretty much looking for speakers that are bright yet smooth, with a good low end that kicks your teeth in when palm muting.
I use a Peavey 6505 and a Mesa Single Rectifier.
everywhere else they're like 75 bucks
