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for you... @woody357

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I have the 210 array. I'm torn between adding a 410 array or the 115.
I like great low end and punch. Which one would be best??

@Troy Cartledge --- If you don't mind I'll provide some design perspective. First, thanks for using the BA210-3. Not sure if you have a slant or straight. Adding a BA410-3 will just add more of what you already have ---- a TON more. We designed the BA15-3SLT to be that basement foundation of the best, tightest low end you could have in a bass rig --- while keeping quickness, punch and clarity. I am seeing a lot more players using the BA15-3SLT under a BA210-3 of some sort.

Now you may also want to see if others chime in, there are a few here that have both the 15 and 210's along with the BA410-3. They could provide opinions as well.
Maybe @Joeykun?

AND while I'm commenting ----- FYI if you don't hear from me after today, I'm on a vacation "TOTALLY OFF THE GRID" so it will be a week before I respond again.
Don't want anyone to think I' avoiding commenting.

Hope this is helpful.
 
@Troy Cartledge --- If you don't mind I'll provide some design perspective. First, thanks for using the BA210-3. Not sure if you have a slant or straight. Adding a BA410-3 will just add more of what you already have ---- a TON more. We designed the BA15-3SLT to be that basement foundation of the best, tightest low end you could have in a bass rig --- while keeping quickness, punch and clarity. I am seeing a lot more players using the BA15-3SLT under a BA210-3 of some sort.

Now you may also want to see if others chime in, there are a few here that have both the 15 and 210's along with the BA410-3. They could provide opinions as well.
Maybe @Joeykun?

AND while I'm commenting ----- FYI if you don't hear from me after today, I'm on a vacation "TOTALLY OFF THE GRID" so it will be a week before I respond again.
Don't want anyone to think I' avoiding commenting.

Hope this is helpful.
Have a blast! The Most important part of a long successful career is taking a break!
 
@Troy Cartledge
Now you may also want to see if others chime in, there are a few here that have both the 15 and 210's along with the BA410-3. They could provide opinions as well.
Maybe @Joeykun?

Yes sir!

Hey @Troy Cartledge

I have the BA410-3, BA210-3 SLT and BA15-3 SLT. All are amazing cabs.

With your setup adding a BA410-3 will essentially make it a 610 cab. Lots of quick punch and like Jeff said a lot more of what you have. You can add the low end in from your amp and it gives a nice bottom end making it a great rig for large venues.

Adding a BA15-3 to your BA210-3 will instantly give you that big, full, round low end with a surprising punch and clarity. I’ve gigged this rig alot and it is such full sounding in a nice compact stack! I even turned down the bass on some stages!

I even gigged the BA15-3 with the BA410-3 and OMG what a monster sound that was!!!

So, if you are looking for some nice bottom end that will compliment your BA210-3, I would suggest hands down the BA15-3.

Feel free to reach out to me with any questions! I have lots of gigging experience with all these cabs and would be happy to help!!

Best, Joey
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I echo @Joeykun with a much shorter experience with this particular BA combination. I went from playing DI only to adding the BA15-3 SLT for a stage monitor which quickly turned into adding the 210 and running it all summer long. It feels good and sounds amazing with a great combination of punch, quickness, fullness, and clarity.

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And PLENTY loud for most any gig.
 
Yes sir!

Hey @Troy Cartledge

I have the BA410-3, BA210-3 SLT and BA15-3 SLT. All are amazing cabs.

With your setup adding a BA410-3 will essentially make it a 610 cab. Lots of quick punch and like Jeff said a lot more of what you have. You can add the low end in from your amp and it gives a nice bottom end making it a great rig for large venues.

Adding a BA15-3 to your BA210-3 will instantly give you that big, full, round low end with a surprising punch and clarity. I’ve gigged this rig alot and it is such full sounding in a nice compact stack! I even turned down the bass on some stages!

I even gigged the BA15-3 with the BA410-3 and OMG what a monster sound that was!!!

So, if you are looking for some nice bottom end that will compliment your BA210-3, I would suggest hands down the BA15-3.

Feel free to reach out to me with any questions! I have lots of gigging experience with all these cabs and would be happy to help!!

Best, Joey
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Well, @Joeykun said it very well and covered all the BASSES! No stone unturned. All of the great feedback here is what helped me decide on the 15-3 SLT, site unseen and I could not be happier. Comments here again, gave me direction on a cab to pair with the 15-3, and for me, it would be the 210-3 SLT!
 
Need a little help in y’all’s neck of the woods. I’m currently running an Ampeg SVT 4Pro and two Ampeg SVT 212AV cabs. The cabs work perfect with my low B. Very tight and low mid forward. For a new project I’ll be in Drop A. The SVT 212AV cabs ain’t having it. They pulled it off at low volume but I’m afraid to really push them into that realm. I’m thinking about the Genzler Magellan 212T. Does anyone in this group think these cabs can handle that low A. Thanks.