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Finally played my Fridge live; I get it

I finally got to play my 70's Flatback 810 live in a show last night with my V4B-RI. Wow... I get it now. (Full disclosure; the speakers were replaced with 2005-ish USA-Ampeg-Eminence speakers; not the original CTS Alnicos).

I still prefer the sound of my V4 cab with Basslites in it, in general, but the Fridge live for Rock... nothing quite like it.

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(and I was smart enough to put the beer on the ground, not on top of the amp... :D)
 
I finally got to play my 70's Flatback 810 live in a show last night with my V4B-RI. Wow... I get it now. (Full disclosure; the speakers were replaced with 2005-ish USA-Ampeg-Eminence speakers; not the original CTS Alnicos).

I still prefer the sound of my V4 cab with Basslites in it, in general, but the Fridge live for Rock... nothing quite like it.

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(and I was smart enough to put the beer on the ground, not on top of the amp... :D)



I have a 2 X 15" folded horn "fridge" I like.
 
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Dumped the fridge many years ago . No regrets . Although I gotta admit it did sound great .

I was seriously considering selling mine; I had not moved it out of the basement for the entire year that I owned it. My V4 and 2 svt201av's were more than sufficient for practices and shows (and much easier to move).

For this outdoor show, though I figured I'd bring out the big guy and give it a shake before making the decision. It's staying.

I'll likely only use it every now and again, but for outdoor shows, it'll be a serious contender.
 
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