115 Cab to go with Bam 210

[ODDBALL]

Which cab should I use as an extention for my Bam 210? I would like to use a 115.

Shaun

 

[JimmyM]

another bam 210 would work better imho. matching cabs always sound better than non matching cabs, imho.

 

[UncleBalsamic]

If you like your 210 then +1 to what Jimmy said.

 

[RickenBoogie]

+1 to them both, another similar 210 will provide everything you need, including more low end.

 

[ODDBALL]

Would another 210 be better than a 115 extention cab?

Thanks
Shaun

 

[Landshark]

2x 210 is one of the greatest innovations in human history.
Small gig, take one.
Big gig, take two.
Same sound, every night.

 

[experimental bassist]

another bam 210 would work better imho. matching cabs always sound better than non matching cabs, imho.

JimmyM,

Are you suggesting to run a second combo, or just a 210 extension cab?

Would another 210 be better than a 115 extention cab?

Thanks
Shaun

If I remember correctly, Peavey used to make a "210 Pro" that would be a good match up to your Bam combo.

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[PunkSweeper]

+1 to them both, another similar 210 will provide everything you need, including more low end.

On the basic level, 15s have about the same displacement as 2x10's, but are a better Impedance match to the air. This can contribute to the "deep fat 15 sound," but there's a lot more to it. This 15" vs that 2x10" could have way more low end, or way less, depending on the design.

1x15" vs 4x10" is a different story, however.

That being said, I'd still go for the 2x10, but bear in mind, one man's phase anomalies are another mans sweet blending of cab sounds.

 

[ODDBALL]

Hello All,

I know this thread is an old one but I have been using a Peavey Bam 210 with a A/B box to a Peavey 115 combo. I have been using this for a while and I like it. What do you all think of this way of using two combo amps? Does anybody else do this?

Shaun

 

[poorbassist15]

I've started using a 1x10" and a 15" and had no problems.