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15" club

So, I'm starting a club for those with a love of 15" speakers.

Rules:
1. If your rig consists of only 15"s, such as a 1x15 or a 2x15, it is automatically acceptable.

2.If other speakers are involved, there must be at least one 15" for every four others. A 4x10/1x15 is acceptable, so is an 8x10/2x15. But, an 8x10/1x15 is not. A small 1x15 cab next to an 8x10 monster is embarrassing to the 15" so, show the 15"s some respect ;)

3. Pics must be displayed or linked to to obtain numbers.

4. If your rig consists of two 2x15 cabs, you are a god :cool:


I'll start. My first amp was a Fender 1x15 combo. When I decided to upgrade, I tried many of my friends amps, and many amps in stores. What I found is, no matter how hard I try, I cannot find an amp with tone of a 15", except for 15"s, obviously. When I decided to upgrade, I bought a 2x15. The tone is amazing, and unlike the rumors, I find a good 15" to have no mud whatsoever. I am a 15" user, and will probably remain so for life.


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Please count me in!

I'm on an semi-formal hunt -meaning I check CL every now and then- for a vintage Peavey 215 cab (or two), but for now I'm rockin' this old Peavey 115 cab made sometime in the '70s.

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I also have an old Crate B80XL I use at rehearsals that has a 15" that I'm quite fond of. :)
 
2. If other speakers are involved, there must be at least one 15" for every four others. A 4x10/1x15 is acceptable, so is an 8x10/2x15. But, an 8x10/1x15 is not. A small 1x15 cab next to an 8x10 monster is embarrassing to the 15" so, show the 15"s some respect

4. If your rig consists of two 2x15 cabs, you are a god

Well number two disqualifies me. Sorry, you will have me in spirit though.

BOB
 
I'll be powering this custom rig (with two 115 neos) later today, with a Carvin BX1200. :hyper:

Oh...and it is just a myth that 15's are "slower" or muddy...just like it's a myth that 10's give one no bottom end. It's all about cab design.

These cabs are screaming loud if need be and the cabs are more mid-voiced and very clear and articulate.

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