Whether it's one big box or two together, let's see that stack!
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Great idea to have them separated on each side of the stage. I don't see any wheel cups, how would they stack.... separate surface cups or something? Do they sell with or without?
Is the 7 or 2 a backup?
This intrigues me. I always thought it was a "bad" thing to split bass cabs to each side of a stage, something to do with phasing or similar? Yet the other day at band practice I split my two 112s to opposite sides of the practice space and was pleasantly surprised/impressed. Obviously it works for you too. Does anyone have any wisdom to impart on this?View attachment 4370289 View attachment 4370290
My two Subway 410s. Placed on opposite sides of the stage. 810 total just a little spread out. I use a wireless so no matter which side I’m on I can hear.