2 100W combo rumbles or 1 200W combo?

[DrMole]

I revise my earlier advice: Two combos works for me because I can find many other uses for a second unit...however I honestly did not even think 500 because I was stupid and did not read carefully, my biggest beef with some posters.

Forgiveness, please.

Get the 500 as @BazzaBass nicely supports above

 

[ProbablyTooLoud]

GK MB 212ii

 

[Rip Van Dan]

Very good points!

My single cab setup works, and most of us on TB have no need for 2 cabs at the same time, or do we? My 2 amps fit in a backpack, and that's a topic for another thread.

Actually now I only use one cab at a time. I use my DNS-210 cab by DNA for all indoor venues and my DNS-410 for outdoor venues and Festivals. For about 6 or 7 years I used a 410+115 cab set up. I also have two amps that each fit into their respective shoulder bags, but I have two other class A/B amps that are much heavier (19-lbs and 36-lbs).

 

[Rip Van Dan]

the rumble 200 has a speaker output rated 100W @ 8 Ohm.View attachment 4285164

Thanks @Blue Swede, your quite right

 

[Rip Van Dan]

Thanks @Blue Swede, your quite right

Of course I still think the Rumble 500 combo is the way to go now because he can play small and pretty much all medium sized clubs with it as is, and then get the second 210 or 410for large clubs. If he adds the second 100-watt 115 cab to his existing 200 combo, and a medium sized room has much depth to it, he'll need to go back and buy the 500 again anyhow plus a 210 speaker to play those larger places. And then he'll need to sell both his Rumble 200 plus the 115 extension speaker because he can't use with his 500 combo **edit** actually he could still use that 115 cab because it will handle 300-watts.