I bought two eminence 15 inch speakers
I will replace both speakers so both cabinets match
Posts by EL34
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I have my contact at Sweetwater on the job
He is looking for suitable replacement for the blown 15 inch speaker
I would replace both 15 inch speakers so the cabinets match
He had some good points on what should be used for my application that I was not aware of -
I could send the speaker off for repair, but I found out I am dealing with 150 watt speakers.
I am amazed it lasted 10 years.That Crown amp is 1000 watts mono and 500 watts in stereo
Then what about the crossovers and other speakers?
How long until they take a dump?
So I am thinking that I either get two much larger speakers, or just get some FR PA speakers like in the link I posted above.
Any thoughts on those 500 watt Eminence speakers? -
Or maybe I am better off just going for something like this?
https://a.co/d/j5BTNG2 -
I run my Kemper through a Tube pre amp and then a crown power amp in stereo mode
The Crown amp is hooked up to a pair of big pioneer speakers
My neighbor gave me the Pioneer speakers many years ago
They are a 6 way speaker with cross oversI gave them a try and I like how they sound
I finally blew one of the 15 inch speakers and need to find a replacementI would go ahead and replace both 15 inch speakers so they match
I would need a full range speaker that can handle 500 wattsI saw these Eminence speakers at Sweetwater and they are on Amazon also
https://a.co/d/d4tgoz9
Anyone has any feedback on those Eminence speakers?
Or can suggest another 15 inch speaker?
Thanks
Here's a couple shots of the Kemper, Crown and speakers -
Just a note that what I hear from my amp and speakers sounds different than what I record.
The recordings sound thicker and fatter to my earsI like how the recording came out
So the two profiles I uploaded may sound different than the recording -
I think he'd love it, a very different take and interestingly modern/sparse way to reinterpret the original open riff. Well played, good sounds!
Thanks for the kind words
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Nicely done. What guitar and profile did you use
Thanks,
It's a combination of two profiles
One -25% left
One +25% right
I can't give all the profile specs so I will just upload both of them in a .zip file
The guitar is a Joe Satriani 24 fret model Ibanez with Dimarzio bridge pickup
I double tracked the main riff with the two profiles I attached
The track is recorded direct from a sound card into my DAW
The super clean parts are a third profile -
LOL, I hope Bob would like my version.
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I recorded Bob Seger's - Her Strut
It has a cool guitar riff that has always stuck in my head.
I used RipX to rip the tracks from the CD and deleted the original guitar track.
I did all the guitar parts using Mixcraft 9 and my Kemper rack unit
This is my version of the tune
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I don't know any sound engineers, so I am in the clear!
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World's Forgotten Boy - Billy Idol
I ripped the Drums, Bass and Vocals from my CD and used those as the backing track parts
Billy's vocals were super heavy on reverb and you can't remove that from the original vocals.
I did all the guitar parts using my Kemper
I used Mixcraft 9 to do all the recording
I also added some synth parts here and there
After a few weeks of changing things, I am done messing with this.
It's got heavy volume on guitar parts cause I like guitar!
Another fun tune I like to play to play.
https://el34world.com/Misc/Music/files/WorldsForgottenBoy.mp3
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Thanks all
I did another play along to my backing track to see what you guys were saying
I figured out what I am doing
I am locked into the drum beats doing it my way
I like the way that sounds and also I never try and do exact clones of the tunes I play
Just my way of doing things.
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The main riff, the opening note is played four times before going to the octave. You’re playing it three times.
I don't know why. I just play what I hear in my head. I never try and duplicate tunes exactly.
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Tight and good tone but you’re missing the all important fourth note on the galloping riff.
Are you talking about the Bb in the G minor chord?
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I ripped Immigrant song from my Led Zeppelin CD with RipX and deleted Jimmies guitar parts
I recorded my own guitar tracks
I double tracked left and right using two different guitar sounds in my Kemper Rack unitThis is a really fun tune to play, it gets my blood pumping
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100% - it's crazy how detailed some tracks can get.
I wonder how RipX would do on a symphony orchestra. That would be fun
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RipX isn't perfect - but it's *stupidly* powerful.
Yeah, RipX does not do perfect rips on complex songs. It does really well on a 3 piece band like ZZ Top. I tried it on a tune that has way more instruments. It put stuff it did not know what to do with into Other or Piano.
But ripping individual instruments is a very complex task.
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In case anyone is curious how to do this.
I rip a song from the CD that I own into a .wav file.
I used Windows Media Player to rip the CD tracks into a .wav file.
You can use RipX to rip the CD tracks, but it does not seem to pull all the song title and other info like Windows media player does.
Then in RipX, I open that .wav file and tell RipX to rip the track into stems.RipX creates a stem.wav file for every instrument it finds.
I drop the stems I want to use into my DAW and record my guitar parts
You will notice in my screen shot that it also ripped two other .wav files called piano and other.
There was nothing on those tracks and so they were discarded.
I did not use Billy's guitar track
I only used the drums, bass and vocal stem tracks -
Thanks all!!!!!
I used RipX to extract from the CD into individual instrument stems
And then I added the stem tracks to my DAW and recorded my guitar parts
I used the drum Bass and Vocal tracksRipX link
https://hitnmix.com/