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The One10 and BB2 are different sounds.
I tried running my One10 with a Super Compact and gave up during the sound check. I preferred the sound of 2 Super Compacts.
Looks like I'm playing louder than some of you. I could run 2 One10's on a smaller gig but even then I'd probably use 2 SC's and just turn down because the headroom and fullness I get with both SC's is where my sound is these days.
I was thinking the same thing. Get a one10 and sell the second BB2, but pairing the two BB2's makes for some great thunder. It would be hard to part with the second one. A one10 looks really appealing when it comes hauling gear. Does the one10 sound like a smaller BB2, or does it have a totally different voicing?
As you stated money is a factor, and investing in Barefaced cabs is not an inexpensive endeavor, but worth it. I often wondered if Alex ever considered opening up a shop here across the pond to build his cabs and save us yanks the shipping costs.
I am giving serious consideration to buying 2 One10's for a mini stack. My question is, which is the better placement for a deeper sound: vertical (port on the bottom facing downward into the ground) or Horizontal (port facing right side open to the world)?