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Anyone stack 2 SVT15E's?

Im looking for a more modular approach. I like 2x15 cabs but dont need one all of the time. I also like 410s but for bigger gigs dont want to carry / transports 2 of them.

Ive used my SVT15E with my 70RBII and liked it for a good, punchy blues tone with a P Bass. Im now thinking of getting another as its a real mismatch with the 410HE.

Any thoughts / experiences?
 
Im looking for a more modular approach. I like 2x15 cabs but dont need one all of the time. I also like 410s but for bigger gigs dont want to carry / transports 2 of them.

Ive used my SVT15E with my 70RBII and liked it for a good, punchy blues tone with a P Bass. Im now thinking of getting another as its a real mismatch with the 410HE.

Any thoughts / experiences?
i use two b-15 cabs most of the time. love it! nothing works best with another cab than more of the same.
 
Thanks for the responses. I suppose the best way to see if I like it is to try this rig and I should be able to pick up a 2nd SVT15E for a few hundred.

Out of interest, has anyone tried 2 of these cabs with an all tube head? I know sealed cabs would be best but sealed 1x15s seem quite rare here?
 
Thanks for the responses. I suppose the best way to see if I like it is to try this rig and I should be able to pick up a 2nd SVT15E for a few hundred.

Out of interest, has anyone tried 2 of these cabs with an all tube head? I know sealed cabs would be best but sealed 1x15s seem quite rare here?

One of "THE" best, out front, bass sounds I've ever heard was two 115 Ampeg Classic cabinets stacked with a Ampeg SVT CL all tube head.
It was a 4 pcs. rock/blues group. No FOH.
He was playing a MIM Fender Road Worn Jazz with D.A. Half round strings.
Impressed me so much I've now bought a Road Worn Jazz also!
 
I play through SVT 2x15 cabs, and ran through a pair of SVT 15E's at a jam night once that a guy brought. Sounded just as good to me. Not a big fan of mixed cab since I go for more of a vintage low & warm sound - as opposed to hifi & full range, but go with whatever sounds good to you.
 
Thanks for the responses. I suppose the best way to see if I like it is to try this rig and I should be able to pick up a 2nd SVT15E for a few hundred.

Out of interest, has anyone tried 2 of these cabs with an all tube head? I know sealed cabs would be best but sealed 1x15s seem quite rare here?
I used to use my 115E with my SVT-II (all tube) head. It's only because a Bergantino NV610 became available and I was concerned about the impedance mismatch that I switched.

The recordings in my sig are all mic'd off that setup.
 
I've been wanting to do this for a long time but havent gotten around to buying another SVT15. Already have one of them and whenever Ive tried to pair it with the 410HE, it sounds like they dont match AT ALL. Not quite sure why Ampeg voiced them so differently. The sealed 410 just can keep with the ported 15 inch cab. It did sound amazing bi amped though, with the crossover set around 80Hz on the SVT410HE.
 

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