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Ampeg: Cab advise

May 29, 2006
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Stockholm, Sweden
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Endorsing Artist: Mesa/Boogie
I am looking for cabs for my coming SVT8-Pro.
I want a SVT410HE but need one more cab. Either another 410HE or a SVT15E. Soundwise I think the 15 would be a good compliment to the 410 but my worries is about the watt handling of the 15. It is only rated at 200W RMS. Should I worry?
I play pretty large stages in a rock/metal setup. A 810 would be ideal but I need some more portability...
So should I go: 410+410 or 410+115?

Thanks!
 
If volume is what you are after, two 410's will get your there pretty quickly. If biamping is your goal, however, you can't go wrong with a 410/115 rig. I, myself, do not trust crossover "dead spots" and lean more toward having the same sized speakers all around.
 
Thanks for you replies!

I have checked out the the Bergantino and it looks great but I live in Sweden and noone carries them here and the shipping cost from the US is too expensive...

I play mainly 5-string basses.

Will 2x410 sound just like a 810 or is the a difference (both sealed)? Pros? Cons?
 
Isn't the SVT-8 optimized to run at 2 ohms? And I thought it had like 2500ish watts at 2ohms. So you should run 2 810's off it. That's what I'd do. Yeah it might be a pain to move the whole rig, but it would sound good.

That is my plan for festival stages where that cabs are supplied by the promotor:D:cool::cool:

But for my personal use I need something smaller...
 

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