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I have the same 2- 12's (1) 800 watt combo and (1) 12" cab...the versatility of using the combo alone or having an added 12 when needed, just works perfectly in my world. Your world may vary, you won't go wrong either way. I also own the 800 2x10 800 combo, for what reason, I'm not really sure.

Big Daddy and his two young'uns...

I cut the flap off my 1.0 after about a week of owning it...now it's perfect. (there's a seam where you can liberate the flap w/o leaving bare threads or fraying) The Vertigo only gets pulled out when I sense gigs/locations have "rough or chaotic" surroundings.

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New PJD4+ arrived, absolute perfection re: tone and size. All acoustic rehearsal...it's a keeper.

Interesting, I bought a player ii hialeah yellow precision, but I wanted a sunburst with maple. After a few months I bought the player ii sunburst with rosewood and immediately had my guy swap necks and set them both up. Now I have a hialeah with rosewood that's never been played. I wish we...

Gravity really does get stronger as the hours in the day continue.

Given your specific question...I would go for the 1x15 and save all attorney fees for after the holidays LOL

I can tell you what I use for everything I do...either a 1x12 combo alone, the 1x12 combo with 1x12 cab or the 2x10 combo. Never even tried the 2x10 combo with the 1x12 cab. Not sure what I'd gain for the what little effort I'd expend. I've been told a lot of folks use the 2x10 combo with a 1x15...

Funny, I own a Ridgeline too. I put everything for gigs inside with the rear sets folded up.

8-7/8" outside width...the feet would be definitely wider. As they are for both my 1x12 and 2x10 GR's

This has been working really well for me for a couple years now. Rock-N-Roller RMH1 Mini-Handtruck with 200 lbs. Load Capacity, Black I got it on amazon. I'm very very careful with my stuff too, but I must say that after a couple hundred gigs, I've had 3 incidents (a big one I had a posted...

Either way, as an owner of both, you will experience no disappointment. Whatever option, in cases of no FOH, they'll get the job done. As a stage only amp, there is no doubt whatsoever.

FYI, I banged the heck out of 1 of my AT 210 combos on Saturday load-in. It had the company slip cover on it, but the hit was very hard from a large spring loaded door. The leading edge of the heavy wood door was clad with sharp-edged aluminum. It came at a side wall of the amp at full force...

Cube+cab = 800 watts of studio quality outdoors.