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Has Anyone try or own one? It seems like a very logical approach to building a cabinet.
One thing I have always hated about cabinets or combos is the fact that if you move to a different spot the tone changes. Even if you move just a few feet either way the tone changes a lot.
These new or at least new to me cabinets seems o have solved that issue. In the Home Audio a company called Totem Acoustics solved this very issue with some of their speakers. You can sit dead center and get a killer image then move off to one side or the other and not lose the center image. The first time I experienced this was with the Rainmakers. I was shocked how damn good they sounded.
Anyway these cabinets are on youtube if you never seen them before and want to check them out. I watched a video with Rob Champman and one of the engineers at Rob's house. They where a Bass cabinet builder first now they make guitar cabinets. I don't know how old that video was I just stumbled across it yesterday
One thing I have always hated about cabinets or combos is the fact that if you move to a different spot the tone changes. Even if you move just a few feet either way the tone changes a lot.
These new or at least new to me cabinets seems o have solved that issue. In the Home Audio a company called Totem Acoustics solved this very issue with some of their speakers. You can sit dead center and get a killer image then move off to one side or the other and not lose the center image. The first time I experienced this was with the Rainmakers. I was shocked how damn good they sounded.
Anyway these cabinets are on youtube if you never seen them before and want to check them out. I watched a video with Rob Champman and one of the engineers at Rob's house. They where a Bass cabinet builder first now they make guitar cabinets. I don't know how old that video was I just stumbled across it yesterday
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