Jazzy, I remember when you were experimenting with hook ups for the F-2B and SF-2.   Did you wind up placing the SF-2 in front of the F-2B or between the F-2B and the power amp?

Bill, tgo

Quote from: jazzyvee on March 06, 2022, 11:35:17 AMI'm taking my f2b and In-2 on a gig tonight...

Very nice picture of the bass and rig!

Which Crown amp is in the rack?

It looks like an XLS 1502

Quote from: lbpesq on March 07, 2022, 09:11:03 AM
Jazzy, I remember when you were experimenting with hook ups for the F-2B and SF-2.   Did you wind up placing the SF-2 in front of the F-2B or between the F-2B and the power amp?

Bill, tgo

Hi Bill, I ended up putting the SF-2 in front of the  f-2B and from last night's gig that seemed fine.

Quote from: dela217 on March 07, 2022, 02:28:39 PM
It looks like an XLS 1502

Correct.

That's a nice bass rig, Jazzy. Alembic, front-to-back, left-to-right. If I remember correctly, an F-2B doesn't have an effects loop?

I had to think about it a minute, because it's been a while since I did. My SF-2 is connected to the effects loop of the F-1X in my home rig, and then the low and high frequencies assigned to poweramp Channels 1 and 2 respectively. I don't use a Superfilter for live gigs, just an older model F-1X and poweramp, with the F-1X full-range out to Channel 1, and just bridge the amp.

At some point, I'd like to have a second F-1X for the house. It's already overkill though.

DS-5R > F-1X > SF-2 > Crown XLS 2500 > Wall Of Speakers > Angry Neighbors With Pitchforks.      

I mainly use/add the Sf-2 just on reggae gigs to emphasise the frequencies below the 'on bass' filters which is usually around 80 to 110 depending on the room sound and if i am using my own cabs.