| I almost exclusively play large open areas (pastures, fields, in front of barns, etc) and I can get lost too in the mix. We're talking big acreage here - some are 50-60 acres and usually not smaller than 2 acres. MY backyard is over 1-acre, and we are gonna have some serious BBQs here when the snow stops for good!
Sadly - I found that 2-10s aren't moving enough air to make a decent presence.
I added a B-115 for some grumbly lows (that was good!) and then a B-410 and found I could get some projection - but nothing like when I added the B-810!
When I have all my 10s lit up, I am running a 14-10.
If you don't move some serious air, then you are thin and wispy - well, not you - but the amplified sounds just go pffft! and disappear.
What happens is that WE are swathed in sounds standing next to the cabs and amps, but your projection ends about where your feet are.
Bass requires some serious amplification at huge wattages whilst a guitar player can use 100 Watts and get heard in the cheap seats. Low freqs take obnoxious gobs of electricity!
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Play a Thunderbird? 
I'd rather give my cat a suppository 
Last edited by SurferJoe46 : 04-29-2010 at 08:56 AM.
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