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Tallboy sounds the cleanest to me. Would love to hear a passive Jazz bass through that puppy.

Thanks for linking the videos. Is that an active bass guitar? Sounds very bright. Is one of those cabs a tallboy ?

Gregory East wrote:You need 4ohm or 16 ohm drivers to get an 8 ohm dual driver combo. Pretty sure the recommended ones are only available in 8ohm.

Those David L Perry vids will still be on youtube, freaking amazing.

Would a 4 ohm load be ok in a J210 or J212 ?

The omni tallboys look interesting, so I'm wondering if there is any modern equivalent to the JBL E140's tone? IMO, no. The E140 is a classic high-efficiency driver. Translated to regular speech, it is loud, bright and has no bottom. Back in the day, JBL used to house this driver in an over-large b...

Thanks, everyone.

BrentEvans wrote:If you're looking for hifi tone like that, Omni 15 or Omni 12. Lots of people rave about the tone of a stack of Jack 10s, as well.

Find some to demo.

Thanks, I'm actually kind of drawn to the tallboy versions of the omni models. Are there any sound clips available for any of these models?

I think you may have to describe what kinda tone you are looking for. Maybe someone else will know what you are going for from just the speaker type, but even assuming you would have that speaker in a front loaded cab, I still wouldn't know what that tone would be. It's kind of hard to describe if ...

Forgive me if this is in the wrong thread, but it's my first post. I have played bass guitar for 40 years, and I love the sound of JBL E140's. I have tried most of the other brand name 15's and some of the new neo's, but nothing seems to get that " tone " that I can get with my Fender 4 st...