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Big E Speakers Part 4 - Quadraphenia
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That looks awesome and superior to what I am going to do, however mine is going to cost about $40. Although, those are running about $100 which is less than I thought at first look.
Yes Sir!
That's the one I posted the picture of back on page 122. Going back for another as I would like to try the previously posted Ampwedge Offset keeping the head level when tilting the cab.
My Gramma's are now strapped together foam to foam and placed on a Quick Lok stand.
Really love to hear both your thoughts on these after you use them. Looks like a nice piece of kit.
No worries at all.
Just wanted to offer an in situation view for reference.
I don't have Thunder to steal...... that comes from the MWV cabs.
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Gosh......I have read nearly all of the Big E threads over the last week or so. Like a long novel, and somewhat fatiguing. On a good note I have a Mas112 coming in this week, and looking forward to learning more about it in a hands on scenario 
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Congrats! I have not heard a twelve yet, but have never heard a MAS cab I did not like.
Whelp, normally I would play around with a new cab at home, get the feel of how I should set the amp to play with the cab...but being the club is new for you, as well, you'd have to revisit the amp setting even with your old rig...
Currently my default club rig is a Sad PJ5 > DB751 > Xsonics 2155 (a 3 way 215 with one rear firing woofer). That setup is usually overkill for nearly all my gigs, but I have learned over the years that I cannot go without a comfortable amount of headroom from both amp and cab to ensure my tone - which both of those do in spades. I also run an empress for room problems and tone shaping.
I agree with this normally as well, but as you mentioned with a new room I will have to adjust for all that anyway.
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Gab124, what I can tell ya from experience is that these MAS112 cabs will amaze you with their ability to fill a room. Before I owned one, I _never_ would have expected I could cover a gig with a loud band at a rowdy rock venue with just a single 1-12 cab.
