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Barefaced One10

Not really. Nice amp for sure but, felt a little stiff to me. Gkmbf800 felt better but, I don't like their eq and baked in voice. I know the new magellan will be more what I want but, no 2 ohm operation. My rack rig kills but, after every gig I am reminded by how heavy it is compared to my cabs. I'm an athletically built guy but, I've got autoimmune inflammation issues and last night's gig has got me gimped up today. Every little bit helps with smaller, lighter gear. Why have 30lb cabs and a 65lb rack? This North country winter weather puts your priorities in line really fast too! Can't wait to hear these cabs.
 
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I should have my pair of two10 cabs tomorrow. I have no doubt that I'll love them. Too bad there aren't any light weight amps that will do 2 ohms.....that I like the tone from anyway. Hate the idea of running them series and losing amp power.

Let me know what you think of the Two10's. There are so many great cabinets in the BF lineup, and each has its own niche. So those are 4 ohm cabs? I'll probably never hear a side-by-side, but I'd be curious how the Two10 compares to the BB2 in tone and characteristics. They both weight 29 pounds.The BB2 is an 8 ohm cab though, so the Two10 might seem to put out more, I dunno.

I have had the thought that having a 2nd One10 would be nice just so that they'll be running at 4 ohms instead of the 8ohms that one runs on. But until I find out what the limits are to this amp (and the BB2 I recently acquired) there's no point fantasizing about more BF cabs. It would be cool, but just doesn't seem necessary. With these 2, I have "small" and "big" covered for the most part.
 
Not really. Nice amp for sure but, felt a little stiff to me. Gkmbf800 felt better but, I don't like their eq and baked in voice. I know the new magellan will be more what I want but, no 2 ohm operation. My rack rig kills but, after every gig I am reminded by how heavy it is compared to my cabs. I'm an athletically built guy but, I've got autoimmune inflammation issues and last night's gig has got me gimped up today. Every little bit helps with smaller, lighter gear. Why have 30lb cabs and a 65lb rack? This North country winter weather puts your priorities in line really fast too! Can't wait to hear these cabs.
Ever thought about slaving one micro to another? That would have to be lighter than your rack.
 
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That looks awesome.
I ve just orderd a one10 to do the same thing.
Altough i did not notice an lack of volume or tone with the retro two10 paired with the th350

Well, nice thing too about such a set-up is that you can just play through a the One10 for rehearsal, at home, or for smaller gigs; two ten for slightly larger; Two10+One10 for larger yer. So it's completely modular, as map34157 has pointed out before. You can cover any type of gig with that set-up, with all your options for combining. Like. I have the One10 and find it'll do a lot more than you might suppose.
 
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Heard a Big Baby2 the other day. They had a 110 as well. I am blown away. Really blown away. I am selling stuff to get a BB2 and a 110. The search is OVER.

Zactly what I have. One10 for small-ish gigs, BB2 for everything else. if I were playing stadiums I'd get another BB2, I suppose. Surprising how mush tight, fat (but not boomy or muddy) room-shaking low end you can get form both of those cabs. I have an SVT 4 Pro amp I'd like to sell to help pay for 'em, though. Expensive, but worth every penny, I think.
 
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Zactly what I have. One10 for small-ish gigs, BB2 for everything else. if I were playing stadiums I'd get another BB2, I suppose. Surprising how mush tight, fat (but not boomy or muddy) room-shaking low end you can get form both of those cabs. I have an SVT 4 Pro amp I'd like to sell to help pay for 'em, though. Expensive, but worth every penny, I think.
Hearing these cabs was revaltory. I'm selling stuff that I never really thought I'd sell just to get these cabs. Worth it.
 
Got the pair of two10 cabs, 4 ohms each. I'm breaking them in and they sound really good, especially run as a pair stacked horizontally. When you turn up the upper kids and treble, they really have a nice grind. Very much like if you could have a brand new vintage ampeg 810. Definitely more my sound than my supertwin, and I love that cab. Definitely getting better as they break in. There are only two drawbacks for me. 1) it breaks my single cab rule for gigs and 2)none of the light weight amps that I'm considering can push 2 ohms and I've never had a great outcome running cabs in series. We'll see. The covers are awsome, by the way.
 
Got the pair of two10 cabs, 4 ohms each. I'm breaking them in and they sound really good, especially run as a pair stacked horizontally. When you turn up the upper kids and treble, they really have a nice grind. Very much like if you could have a brand new vintage ampeg 810. Definitely more my sound than my supertwin, and I love that cab. Definitely getting better as they break in. There are only two drawbacks for me. 1) it breaks my single cab rule for gigs and 2)none of the light weight amps that I'm considering can push 2 ohms and I've never had a great outcome running cabs in series. We'll see. The covers are awsome, by the way.

Can you try a Walkabout at 2 ohms? Not "recommended" but works in practice based on my experience and others here on tb