Chaining Two Ampeg SVT Micro-VR Stacks

[officespace2]

So I am in love with the new SVT Micro-VR stack but I can't imagine it could hang in with a full band playing, even with the extension cab. To compensate, I'm thinking about buying 2. =) That would be two heads and two cabs. Before I do this, I gots me some questions. Riddle me this:

1) Would two SVT Micro-VR Stacks hold up with an average funk/r&b band on stage?

2) How the heck would I chain these cabs together? The rear schematic from Ampeg looks like this:



How would I chain off of this?

3) Should I buy 3? =) Once I'm up to 4, I'll just bring out my '73 Blackline and 810 cab.

[fuzzy beard]

I dont want to give bad info but dont you slave one by running out of the send to the input of the second amp?

[Selta]

Just get a 4x10 to go with it and it'll be plenty loud.

[shannons]

ABY pedal?

[JimmyM]

ya, aby pedal. or even a simple y cable like you get at radio shack will do the trick. or pf500 instead of the micro vr

[blastjv]

Effects send from amp 1 to effects return on amp 2?

-JV

[punchclock]

I was thinking the same thing, basically to have enough juice (and I've had some bad experience with class d - so I'm avoiding the portaflex stuff, as tempting as it is!)

[tsunami1052]

+1 on the PF500 and two svt-210av cabs.

[JimmyM]

Originally Posted by punchclock

I was thinking the same thing, basically to have enough juice (and I've had some bad experience with class d - so I'm avoiding the portaflex stuff, as tempting as it is!)

class d is a solid technology at this point. it's been around close to 30 years. and any amp can break.

[onestone]

Has anyone here actually tried this? How did you connect and how did it work/sound?