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compatibility... should I run a 4x10 or a 1x18 with my 4x12? which of the two would be more compatible? |
You should run another 4X12 with your 4X12. |
Yes. Actually I'd question my cab, amp and signal path because I can't think of a single situation where 4x12 wouldn't get you heard. |
trust me, I'd love to... where can I get one for less than 200 bucks? |
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got to thinking about it... guess I'm going to go with my gut on this and just get a Little Mark 800... screw getting a second cab. The Firebass 700 is only pushing around 240 watts per side at 4 ohms... I think my problem is headroom or lack of it. |
According to a TB review, it can get 700 watts at 2 ohms so you can run 2 4ohm cabs with it. Maybe a 4x10 would work with the 4x12? Something to try out. There are lots of 4x10's out there for a good price. |
No bass in PA huh. Is your stage 50 ft wide? If not don't even think about running cabs on both sides. Stack a couple of 2x12 vertically or a Fearful monster or a pile of BFM units. If that doesn't work the band is too damn loud by far. |
well the firebass isnt mine... gotta get a new head anyway... I think things will improve vastly when I get that markbass.... |
A new head is cool, but whatever you do, don't put 2 bass cabs that far apart. Bass is omni-directional, so you'll fill the room with one cab. If you did use 2 cabs, (identical matched cabs are best), they should stack vertically, in any case. |
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You really want louder? Think an additional cab. Identical if possible. Certainly try for the same configuration. Driver specs as close as possible. And yes, stack them. |
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