I've been using this 320 and a 402 cab on somewhere close to 100 gigs a year for the last 6. It gets worked hard but hasn't had any trouble keeping up:
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I've also got the 408 cab with 4x15's, all original, two re-coned, but I've only gotten to use it on two gigs and a recording session that never saw the light of day. Maybe they can bury me in it when I'm dead:
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Here's the only time I got to gig my 370 with a 301 cab. It was pretty much a religious experience. Weirdly, the 301 in this photo isn't mine although I have one exactly like it. Apparently I didn't wear a belt that day:
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This is my at home pissing off the neighbors practice rig. The amp in the 118 combo died so I play my 230 through the speaker. I'm really starting to like the 230's built-in distortion. Oh yeah, anyone wanna buy an old Hagstrom bass?:
In this one I'm using my friend's beat-to-hell 220. It's the amp that made me fall in love with ACC. Before this discovery I needed toobz. It sounds pretty much like how that plastic cup full of Bulleit Bourbon tastes:
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In further Acoustic nerdom, I had to do some extra work to find the correct speakers for my cabs. It was part of the fun, really. I found a Cerwin Vega 187 on the classifieds here to replace the ridiculously crappy 18" that a previous owner put in the 301. They really should've just paid for a re-cone. Night and day on that one. I got the two 15" Eminence that belong in the 402 from @map34157 who posted those cool pedals a few posts above. I bought that cab with some nice sounding Peavey Black Widows in it but since sold them. The 118 combo came to me with a seized up speaker so I found another white dust capped Eminence to replace it.
Oh yeah, I almost forgot. I kinda went total overkill this past summer and bought an Acoustic Black Widow bass too (seller's pic from it's listing):
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