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| Acoustic
Refinement for Bass Reflex Speakers |
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BASSLINE
SPEAKER PANELS, INVENTED
BY ARTIST CARL BILLINGTON |
| Superior
Cabinet Wall Liner Replacement -
BassLine Will Enhance: |
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| APPLICATIONS |
BENEFITS |
Car Subs |
Tightened Bottom End Bass |
P.A. Systems |
Eliminates Standing Wave Distortion |
Sound Monitors |
Up to 30% Better Efficiency |
Guitar & Bass Amps |
Better Mix Between High and Low Frequencies |
Computer Systems |
Longer Bass Note Sustain |
Home Entertainment |
100% Environmentally Friendly |
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With
a simple
'Do-It-Yourself'
installation of BassLine on
the inside walls of your cabinets
you'll achieve bigger cleaner
sound from your speakers. |
Try out our kits.
They come in two
sizes:
30 Panel Kit - $39.95 USD + $20.00 USD S&H |
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| If
you want the 15 panel kit,
or more than 30 Panels, please
go to the ORDER page |
Press
Reviews |
| Enjoy
The Music |
Enjoy
The Music magazine
asks "What is
an inexpensive way
to help reduce the
internal reflections
of your loudspeaker's
drivers?" get
their answer here! |
| Australian
Audio Club |
Kendrick
Pavey - Vice President
of the Australian
Audio Club recommends
BassLine for your
audio projects. Are
you sitting down? |
| Hi-Fi
Choice |
Quality
magazine in
the United Kingdom
- "Hi-Fi
Choice" -
takes notice of Bassline
Speaker Panels in
their September 2001
issue - take
a peek here! |
| AMP
Prague |
AMP (Audiophile
Meeting Point) High
End Audio E-Zine
in Prague puts BassLine
Speaker Panels through
the grind - read
the full review here! |
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"Thanks
for getting back to me. I got
the panels and put them into
a couple of older Peavey 15 and
horn cabs and had enough left
over to do my Yorkville 100 KB
wedge (which I use as an extension
for my acoustic amp) and the
results were exactly what you
claimed they would be. The rest
of the guys want to do their
stuff as well so would you please
get back to me with the amount
etc. and I'll get the money order
off ASAP. I'll be getting 30
more. Thanks again and good luck
to you."
Bob Hall |
"I
am bassist Tony hill, I recently
installed Carl Billington’s Bassline
inside panels into a two ten
bass cabinet, and it improved
the overall sound. After a little
adjustments of my EQ, the low
end is smoother, which is great
for 5 & 6 string bass players
and the mids tight, punchy for
the 4 string slappers. For very
a inexpensive way to improve
your sound Bassline inside panels
are the way to go. I will install
them in all of my cabs."
Tony Hill, ‘In The Note’ Bassist, San Diego CA |
"I
tried out the cabinet and I really
like the tight sound. I had my
doubts after seeing the panels
that it would do much good. But
I think they are every bit as
good as you described them to
be. I'm using a 2X12 cab
with Eminence Kappa 12A's
and it shakes the walls but doesn't
have any of the hollow overtones
and dead distorted sound these
speakers had in a different non-insulated
cabinet (Bandmaster)."
Rick
NesSmith |
Hi
Carl.O.K. Let's see...
"I
used the cab, with the new liner
last night. The room is not bass
friendly! High ceilings, glass
behind the stage kind of thing.
Not the best room around for testing
gear. But... The amp is a 22 year
old G.K. 800r.b. driving a single
15"
Bag End 8 ohm cab at 200 watts.
It is a small bullet-proof rig.
It is LOUD for the size. The Bag
End cab is rear ported, so I have
had some problems with low end
boom off to the sides of the cab
in certain situations, or types
of rooms. That problem is apparently
gone! I was getting nice clear
low end off to the sides. At first
I thought I didn't have enough
low end, but there was plenty.
It was just cleaner than before.
Second, the volume was noticeable
louder! I turned down the bass,
and the output level at the amp.
It was still pretty loud, and I
wasn't running through the mains.
A loud little rig to begin with,
now appears to be even louder,
because all the sound absorbent
batting inside the cab is gone.
When I asked my guitar player what
he was hearing, he said he wasn't
hearing enough mid range. So not
having done anything different
at the amp e.g., that means I'm
getting a lot better low, AND high
end. The high end seems a bit cleaner
too. So, I added some low, and
high MIDS, and had to turn down
even more!!
The bassline seems to fool you
at first because the bottom is
clean, so it can give the illusion
that you need more lows. You really
don't, because twenty, or so feet
out, the bottom is really kicking.
Onstage, it's clean, so it doesn't
boom. By the second set, I had
it dialed in, and it never sounded
so clean!
So, I'm trying to get the absolute
most I can get out of a smallest
possible rig. The bassline liner
is a great improvement in my sound!!
I'll have to try it in my 700r.b./210
combo!!
Thanks Carl."
Bill
Rountree |
I'm
a Believer
"As
I recall, that was the name of
a song a few years ago. Anyway,
I have tested your product on some
old and some newer (still old),
Klipsch Cornwall's and I am
impressed. I don't have an
oscilloscope but have a CD of the
basic bands. In the boxes with
no BassLine panels, I cannot hear
the 40cps band
— maybe just barely, but in the
2 boxes with one side and the back
stripped of the paper insulation
and the BassLine panels installed,
I hear a very strong 40cps band.
I still can't hear 30 but that
may require some serious box modifications
or just plain new boxes. I am very
impressed with your product and
will be back for more in time."
Ed
Schumacher |
Bass
Player
"Whoah!!!!
What a difference in sound! Way
more low-end at the same volume
and tone settings. Also way more
volume (especially in the low end)
at the same knob settings. It really
sounds like a whole new amp with
about a 50 watts more power. And
the quality of the low end is so
much smoother and seems to have
much less distortion or undesirable
overtones. At least that's
what my ears tell me. I highly
recommend this product to any bass
player who wants to get more, better,
smoother, louder bass from their
bass rig. It really does work!
Thanks much."
Mike
Peacock, Bass Player |
Bass
Musician
"Thanks
to your bassline product it brought
new life to my old 15"cab.
I mean wow!!! this cab is killer
now, the bass response is amazing!!!
I plan on installing bassline insulation
in my other cabinets as well. Thanks
again and also for personally helping
me with my order."
Tommy
Bell, Long time bassist, East Kingston,
NH. USA. |
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"I
did one of my home speakers(JBL)
and a/b'ed the two . I did notice
more low mid bass than the untreated
one. I'll do that one and a 15" cab(EV)
I play out with. My bands website www.ptmeatbox.com.
Thanks for the invention!"
Jonathan
Clift, JBL Home speaker conversion |
"Yes,
I want more......
I didn't do a sceintific A / B
test, but the one (4 x 10) cabinet
I did really seemed to "tighten"
things up and allow higher power without
distortion. I have a second 4 x 10
(the cabs are both Carvins, one rather
old, one newer) I can use for conclusive
testing, but I got good results with
the ("old") box. I've
got a 1 x18 I might use this next batch
on, though...then I've got 2ea.
2 x 10 boxes, and I'm getting ready
to build a
1 x 12 (of all things), so I've
got a few options...keep my address
handy..
I used 23 1/2 panels for the 4 x 10
and I covered pretty much everything
except the baffle board. This particular
box had a very large center post (center
board?) which required 2 1/3 panels!
— I wasn't sure if I needed to "treat" that
piece or not, but I had enough extra,
so I did.
So, let's do another!"
William
Bold |
Bass
Guitar Musician
" By
this time we have all read or heard
about the attempts being made by
one of the major CD makers at thwarting
CD duplication by imbedding a sinister
digital code into the disc itself
that will supposedly prevent ripping
and burning equipment from performing
their task, or causing untold damage
to the computer system being used
for such an action. ...And undoubtedly
by now we have all also read or
heard how all this high technology
was overcome quite simply by the
proverbial mightier pen.
How could such a simple solution
actually work?
Well, this was the same question
I found myself asking when learning
of BassLine Acoustic Refinement
for Bass Reflex Speakers. Could
such a seemingly simple solution
actually improve my tone measurably,
indeed introducing me to "a
new dimension in sound"
as claimed?
Reading on into the theory of BassLine
Panels, I was further intrigued
as BassLine proceeded to list,
in revealing detail, all the complaints
I had with my old 1x15"
bass cabinet (Had they heard my
tone?) and then went on to educate
me as to exactly how their product
would correct them, all in terms
I easily understood! Tempting this
Bass player with
"Bigger Cleaner Bass ...Without
Distortion!"
was all it took. But the clincher?
The "100% Satisfaction Guarantee"
had me clicking the e-mail button!
I installed the panels easily,
using a few basic tools and with
a minimum of cutting involved,
but before reinstalling the speaker
I placed my head in the empty cab
to hear firsthand the sonic ability
of the newly lined speaker enclosure.
All it took was a spoken
"boom, boom"
and the subsonic frequencies were
VERY evident! Reminding me of my
teenage neighbor's Honda returning
home at an early hour of the morning.
I eagerly bolted the speaker back
into the opening and connected
the amp with all the excitement
of a child on Christmas Day. I
took note of the late hour, considered
my neighbor, but figured- all's
fair.
Starting with a low E note and
slapping it percussively, I started
to grin, my grin becoming a smile
and ending with an amazing laugh!
The cabinet had been reborn with
lower lows than it had ever emitted
before and adding a tighter, punchier
attack to my low-mids with the
clearer response to each note giving
newfound clarity to my phrasing.
The effect on my funk playing was
most noteworthy. The increase in
forward projection from the cab
was like a punch. The slapped notes
were truly FELT not just heard.
Bandmates at rehearsal were equally
impressed with the improvement,
not only in my sound alone, but
with the sonic clarity it provided
to the whole unit. My bass no longer
rumbled loudly like we all had
come accustomed to. We were all
clearly being introduced to "a
new dimension in sound"
as promised. Plans were immediately
discussed for the PA mains as well
as the monitors and the guitarist
was asking me for the URL for BassLine.
Returning to the BassLine web site,
I was not surprised to find that
the inventor is also an artist.
It takes an artist's mind to
see such a design flaw that we
all unknowingly live with everyday
and find such an easy, inexpensive
solution to enlighten us all to
a better perception of the world
around us.
Thank you Carl for your insight,
on behalf of us all.
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Gonzo,
Bass Player, Hawaii |
Night
Club Conversion
"In
the Fall of 1998 we made arrangements
for the Loft Cabaret speakers to
have BassLine SpeakerPanels installed
in them.
"The work was carried out
by carl Billington (inventor) and
engineer Steve Choptiany. I am
informed by our Sound Technician,
Steve Choptiany, that before the BassLine was
installed in the 6-18 inch sub
woofers built by Alan Reimer of
Reimer Audio (Nanaimo, BC) the
volume was maxed right out. Since
the installation there is better
efficiency and 1/3 volume potential
left on the amps with the same
sound produced. It was also noted
that the BASS sound from the subs
was crisper and cleaner, eliminating
distortion.
Anthony
D. Saunders, Q.C., Loft Cabaret
Ltd., Courtenay, BC |
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| BassLine
has to be experienced to be appreciated. |
Order our
sample kit of 30 panels today and try it
for yourself!
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quick response to your questions |
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