Re: Small questions that don't fit anywhere

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If you still want a 2x12 and want a lightweight cab, the guitarist in my band recently got one of these Mojotone cabs and put a couple of Celestion neo Vintage 30s (or equivalent) in it. Sounds pretty dang good, and you can pick it up and swing it around with one arm no problem.

https://www.mojotone.com/Mojotone-2x12- ... on-Cabinet
Current Bands: High Priors | Maple Stave

Old Bands:
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www.burnpermits.bandcamp.com
www.policeteeth.bandcamp.com

Re: Small questions that don't fit anywhere

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penningtron wrote: Mon Apr 14, 2025 12:07 pm
tallchris wrote: Mon Apr 14, 2025 10:40 am Celestion neo Vintage 30s
Yeah, Eminence makes some neo ("lite") versions of some of their speakers too. I recall someone on here talking up the Tonkerlite, and I liked the regular Tonker I had.
I haven't knowingly heard the guitar speakers but for sure the Eminence Neo 3015 speakers are great. I've got them in a Mesa 2x15 and it made that cab much easier to deal with moving in and out of the van. Will definitely replace the rest of the 15s I've got with those whenever they blow.
Current Bands: High Priors | Maple Stave

Old Bands:
www.bracketsseattle.bandcamp.com
www.burnpermits.bandcamp.com
www.policeteeth.bandcamp.com

Re: Small questions that don't fit anywhere

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ideas for cheap nonstandard synth controllers? Trying for ondes / theremin / or even lap steel sort of sounds between the piano keys. I think similar sounds can be created with glide settings, but I wanted to try something without using a keyboard that can be physically played.

Here are the inputs on my synth:
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I’ve found some ribbon controllers but not really sure where to go with it - some of them look like they require complicated eurorack setups I don’t care to get into.

Re: Small questions that don't fit anywhere

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llllllllllllllllllll wrote: Wed Apr 16, 2025 9:01 am ideas for cheap nonstandard synth controllers? Trying for ondes / theremin / or even lap steel sort of sounds between the piano keys. I think similar sounds can be created with glide settings, but I wanted to try something without using a keyboard that can be physically played.

Here are the inputs on my synth:
Image
I’ve found some ribbon controllers but not really sure where to go with it - some of them look like they require complicated eurorack setups I don’t care to get into.
Make a theramin out of it with Wii controllers.
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llllllllllllllllllll wrote: Wed Apr 16, 2025 9:01 am ideas for cheap nonstandard synth controllers? Trying for ondes / theremin / or even lap steel sort of sounds between the piano keys. I think similar sounds can be created with glide settings, but I wanted to try something without using a keyboard that can be physically played.

Here are the inputs on my synth:
Image
I’ve found some ribbon controllers but not really sure where to go with it - some of them look like they require complicated eurorack setups I don’t care to get into.
Make yourself a Nintendo power glove of flex sensors to control CV inputs!
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