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Old 08-31-2011, 03:17 PM
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I have a GK 210MBE that I want to stack on a 410MBE. I'm going to use a Peavey Tour 450 for my amp. I noticed when I stack them the corners don't "lock in". Has anyone else had this problem? If so what did you do? Did you have to change the corners or set something on the bottom cab to make the top cab sit level. I don't want the thing to fall off. I have a GK MB210 that stacks just fine on the 2x10 cab. I haven't tried putting the MB210 on the 4x10...I like the sound of the Peavey head. Thanks.
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So it sounds like you can't get the 210 on the 410? Turn them both sideways and they should fit.
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So it sounds like you can't get the 210 on the 410? Turn them both sideways and they should fit.
Bingo! Damn I'm stupid. It[IMG][/IMG] works that way! Thanks.
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