djpatb
Member
If you had 2 Scumback M75's & 2 Scumback J75's...would you do an x-pattern in a 4x12?
Or would you do J's on bottom & M's on top?
Or would you do J's on bottom & M's on top?
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joepete77
New member
The possibilities are endless, u could do it many ways I suppose
djpatb
Member
Haha, I know.
Just wondered if any Scumback users have played with this already...how these 2 models blend with eachother.
Just wondered if any Scumback users have played with this already...how these 2 models blend with eachother.
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Buckeyedog
Active member
I have them in an X-pattern and they sound great. The J's just bring a little more tightness to the mix.
I'd also try the M's on top and J's on bottom, but I"m too lazy to take the back off and do it again!!
I'd give both ways a shot and see how you like 'em.
I'd also try the M's on top and J's on bottom, but I"m too lazy to take the back off and do it again!!
I'd give both ways a shot and see how you like 'em.
se7en
Active member
joepete77":2hurqb3g said:
Doggystyle?
Beyond Black
Well-known member
By my calculations, there are 4 possibilities.joepete77":2vrguyzg said:
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joepete77
New member
If you switch the wiring, you can get 8Beyond Black":p7o3e0z7 said:
Serious though, i usually try the darker voiced speakers on the bottom and the brighter on top.
EVHpickdust
Member
White Castle fries only come in one size.
OUTLAW1969
Well-known member
I have the M's and J's in a straight cab, and initially experimented with their positioning.
At first, I mounted them with the J's on top and M's on the bottom.
I was curious, so I flipped the whole cab 180 degrees (no casters), which put the J's on the bottom. I felt that gave me a fair idea of what they would sound like in a reversed position
Ultimately, I mounted them in an X pattern, which won out over the other experimental configurations, and sounded better in my Bogner 4x12. I found that the X pattern offered a fair mixture of both speakers, as opposed to having whichever pair were on top, beating out the bottom pair. I stand close to my cabs when I play though, so that is only my experience.
At first, I mounted them with the J's on top and M's on the bottom.
I was curious, so I flipped the whole cab 180 degrees (no casters), which put the J's on the bottom. I felt that gave me a fair idea of what they would sound like in a reversed position
Ultimately, I mounted them in an X pattern, which won out over the other experimental configurations, and sounded better in my Bogner 4x12. I found that the X pattern offered a fair mixture of both speakers, as opposed to having whichever pair were on top, beating out the bottom pair. I stand close to my cabs when I play though, so that is only my experience.
ke2
Active member
EVHpickdust":2lii4jvl said:
Cast, as opposed to cut?
