Weber Beam Blockers or Tone Bra - Anyone Tested Them???

been playing marshalls all weekend..they do have a pierce no doubt i
my marshall dsl settings are treble and mids relaxed & presence up way more..moves those nasty frequencies right around the area..the presence really helps with this a lot

plexi..everything to the right & have at it !!
 
Have always loved the sound of Celestions but they're particularly beamy, more so than most. In the old days I learned to be careful that my cabs weren't ever facing directly at the soundman or I'd sound so loud in that spot that he'd turn me way down in the mix.
 
eclecticsynergy said:
Have always loved the sound of Celestions but they're particularly beamy, more so than most. In the old days I learned to be careful that my cabs weren't ever facing directly at the soundman or I'd sound so loud in that spot that he'd turn me way down in the mix.
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Good point.

I am always told my rig sounds very good and balanced, but I want to try and refocus the stage presence somewhat.

I've found myself, where I am standing next to my amp (working without monitors) and I can't hear it at all. Then, take a few steps left, to where i am standing right in front of it, and i can hear it, but it sounds like its really low volume and muddy...then take 4 or 5 steps backwards and the soundwave hits you like an Express train!!!!
 
Robert Herndon said:
Good point.

I am always told my rig sounds very good and balanced, but I want to try and refocus the stage presence somewhat.

I've found myself, where I am standing next to my amp (working without monitors) and I can't hear it at all. Then, take a few steps left, to where i am standing right in front of it, and i can hear it, but it sounds like its really low volume and muddy...then take 4 or 5 steps backwards and the soundwave hits you like an Express train!!!!
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Do tell how it all works out !!
I am overly interested in your results ...
Cheers Mitch
 
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