10's vs. 15's

[Plain Old Me]

I've played through real punchy 215 cabs, but they are usually really expensive (Bergantinos). IKf you have $1000, you may want to consider maybe an 810. It may seem really hard to get around, but from my experience, I find an 810 with good casters easier to lug around that 2 seprate cabs. However, you will need a van or truck to get it to the gig.

 

[Lowtonejoe]

That's right. They equal muff. You know, mfff mfff mfff mfff.

You don't seriously think that do you?



Joe.

 

[protoz]

I've played through real punchy 215 cabs, but they are usually really expensive (Bergantinos). IKf you have $1000, you may want to consider maybe an 810. It may seem really hard to get around, but from my experience, I find an 810 with good casters easier to lug around that 2 seprate cabs. However, you will need a van or truck to get it to the gig.

I got to use a Carvin 8x10 last weekend and it was all mud. My 15" sounded so much clearer. But I have an Eminence Kappa Pro LF in there. Definately try before you buy for an 8x10

Mesa makes a 410 and a 15 in a single cab that would be great to have if I was made of money...

 

[cgworkman]

IMO/IME, 10s alone don't cut it. That's me. Not you.

**shakes head in agreement**