4 x Hartke HX112 Cabs ??

[Porkchop2]

So, I've been running 2 Hartke HX112 cabs for a couple years now and they've been great. I recently picked up a LH1000 (which could run 4 cabs) to retire my HA3500. Anyone ever tried 4 x HX112s together? Yesterday I tried out the HX410 (great punch but light in the low end) and the HX115 (Fantastic lows but lacks punch). The HX112s fall right in between the 2 with good punch and low end BUT can be a little quite compared to the 410 or 115. Since I already have 2 HX112s, I'm thinking 4 of these cabs would be killer and the ultimate modular rig adjustable to any size gig.

Was just wondering what peoples thoughts were. Granted the 410 & 115 I tried were new in the store and not "broken in" yet. Also I'm using a fender P/J bass...

 

[CL400Peavey]

I say if you already have two, add a third if you need more volume. A fourth would be pretty sweet too.

 

[Porkchop2]

My thoughts Exactly, Plus with 3 I could Vertical Stack them and have one close to head height...

 

[Porkchop2]

Though I bet a Hartke Hydrive Cab with a 15 & 10 with a crossover would be sweet, or a 3-way Hartke HyFyDrive?

 

[dbase]

I already have two Hydrives, but the thought of adding two more + a Hartke KILO amp is even sweeter. Let me run it past the wife

 

[Porkchop2]

Nice setup dbase! I bet the Kilo would be awesome with these cabs. The one thing I really miss with the LH heads us the graphic EQ. Was wondering if I can run a rack mount graphic thru the fx loop on the LH1000 ? My current rig.

 

[Jfoertsch]

I recently purchased a Hartke LH1000 to replace my GK RB400. I have low end Transporter cabs (1 x 15 and 4 x 10). Any concern using these with the monster LH1000? thanks

 

[The Regulator]

I recently purchased a Hartke LH1000 to replace my GK RB400. I have low end Transporter cabs (1 x 15 and 4 x 10). Any concern using these with the monster LH1000? thanks

It can be done but I'd worry a bit about the 115 which is half the wattage of the 410 at 150 watts.

 

[tfer]

It can be done but I'd worry a bit about the 115 which is half the wattage of the 410 at 150 watts.

The LH1000 has a 'balance' knob to shift power away from one cab...

 

[Mystic Michael]

So, I've been running 2 Hartke HX112 cabs for a couple years now and they've been great. I recently picked up a LH1000 (which could run 4 cabs) to retire my HA3500. Anyone ever tried 4 x HX112s together? Yesterday I tried out the HX410 (great punch but light in the low end) and the HX115 (Fantastic lows but lacks punch). The HX112s fall right in between the 2 with good punch and low end BUT can be a little quite compared to the 410 or 115. Since I already have 2 HX112s, I'm thinking 4 of these cabs would be killer and the ultimate modular rig adjustable to any size gig.

Was just wondering what peoples thoughts were. Granted the 410 & 115 I tried were new in the store and not "broken in" yet. Also I'm using a fender P/J bass...

If you like two HX112s, then the more the merrier. Four of them, stacked end on end, could give you some really nice dispersion, that's for sure.

MM

 

[fretlessguy]

I have one of those cabs. It is awesome! Four? Sure. Even more awesomer ( Bad English I know, but used for effect). I'd say go for it.
Lot of modular possibilities there.

 

[Jfoertsch]

The LH1000 has a 'balance' knob to shift power away from one cab...

thanks all and the balance control is a great feature, especially for this situation.