well i think its because some people find 4x10s easy to loose so they have 8x10s instead and i gues its just the sound they want 
robin
robin
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8x10 - Why?
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I run my basses through a SansAmp Paradriver into a Carvin B1500 and into my 8x10. It's pretty much the most heavy bass sound I have ever had - even moreso that the mid 70s SVT I used to run through it. A real wall of sound. Killer. Just killer. No need for PA support in most of the clubs we play.
As far as moving it, it really is like piece of furniture, and does require two people a times, but it really is worth it when it's all said and done. The band I'm in likes to have the stage volume on the loud side. That's fine by me!!!
As far as moving it, it really is like piece of furniture, and does require two people a times, but it really is worth it when it's all said and done. The band I'm in likes to have the stage volume on the loud side. That's fine by me!!!
