Extention cab for ampeg 810???

[mattmanbass]

Ok so i know i probably dont NEED another cab, but hell im feeling obnoxious and i have a little extra money to blow so what do you guys think would be a good match for an 810? i was thinking 12's or maybe an 18, although i dont think i need that much bass, let me know, remember i understand i dont need anymore speakers but i wants what i wants

 

[drwhiteguy]

If you are feeling insane, which you clearly are, get another 8x10, and another amp.... two signals....more nonsense to get crazy with .... just like some of the 'pros'....

Bless your wallet...

 

[mattmanbass]

whoa, i havent gone compeltly crazy, no no, were talking 410 and under, and really the smaller the better, it would also be nice to have a cab that would work by itself for smaller gigs, but that could also handle a 300 watt tube amp and not break up, but make no mistake im wanting to also be able to run it with the fridge

 

[i_got_a_mohawk]

A smaller cab? how bout a 2x15

 

[anderbass]

I see you've already got a Berg NV610 on your profiles G.A.S. list...
If I was considering buying another cab for my SVT-II, I'd be thinking a nice (4 ohm) 1x15.

 

[drwhiteguy]

ah, my mistake... perhaps you should forget you own the 8X10 and just get a lovable (ohm compatible) alternative to an ampeg 10'' sound....and when "necessary" just add it on because a much smaller extension still wont be pushing nearly as much air as the ampeg so it wont be prominent anyway (right?)

 

[joelb79]

Double the 810. Why not!

 

[gold_member_321]

Another 810 or a 215 sounds good.

 

[Crockettnj]

How about a seriously kick butt powered subwoofer disguised to look exactly like another ampeg 810?

 

[Joseph Draxx]

A smaller cab? how bout a 2x15

+1

 

[Indiana Mike]

21" of madness

http://www.musiciansfriend.com/product/Accugroove-Whappo-Grande-Bass-Cabinet?sku=480886&src=3SOSWXXA



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[werbo1]

21" of madness

http://www.musiciansfriend.com/product/Accugroove-Whappo-Grande-Bass-Cabinet?sku=480886&src=3SOSWXXA



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Yup

 

[mattmanbass]

haha you guys are nuts!! i guess im thinking more along the lines of a 4ohm ported 2x10 or a good 1x15, has anyone done this? be specific guys

21" of madness

http://www.musiciansfriend.com/product/Accugroove-Whappo-Grande-Bass-Cabinet?sku=480886&src=3SOSWXXA



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[lazyone2]

Get another 8x10. Back in the 70's I used 2 of them with one SVT. The sound wound blow your pants straight.

 

[Webtroll]

Get another 8x10. Back in the 70's I used 2 of them with one SVT. The sound wound blow your pants straight.

damn skippy

 

[wneff]

How about a tech-amp bad cab?


BadCab
Configuration: 2 x 15”, 2 x 12“, 4 x 10” + tweeter
Power rms:
2.400 w
Sensivity:
105 dB
Freq.-Response:
26 - 19.000 Hz
Imdepdance:
8 Ohms optional 4 Ohms
Dimensions:
157 x 74 x 41 cm / 61,8” x 29” x 16”
Weight:
54 kg / 119 lb

http://www.tec-amp.de/

 

[Thinkarogadum]

Since you already have a huge cabinet, getting a small one to run with it wouldn't make much sense.

You need one of these.

http://www.musiciansfriend.com/product/B52-LX18AV2-Active-18-Inch-FoldedHorn-Subwoofer-120-Watts?sku=606066

 

[X Wolf]

Another vote for an Ampeg 215! I've used an Ampeg 810 with one and it worked well but I swapped the 810 for another V4B cab and so I ended up playing through 2-215's.


George

 

[csholtmeier]

$1300 for a B-52 sub?

You can (very easily) build a Titan39 for $300 that'll blow that thing out of the water.

So, yeah, my suggestion is a Titan39.

Check it ou here.

http://billfitzmaurice.com/T39.html

 

[alfredpunkjazz]

18'