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This was the first time Kaiser posted here so was checking in with him. Those look like all three 10-2s with the Kinetix on top.

Yes, I can confirm those are the Series 2, BA10-2-S2 cabs. I bet that rig sounds really tight and warm with the Kinetix 800. The LEAN switch position might be ideal for these little cabs, run big and loud.
 
Yes, I can confirm those are the Series 2, BA10-2-S2 cabs. I bet that rig sounds really tight and warm with the Kinetix 800. The LEAN switch position might be ideal for these little cabs, run big and loud.

I use the lean switch most all of the time with two 10" arrays with just a slight boost in bass to about 1 o'clock. I hope to add a third cab soon, most likely another 10" array but I keep wondering how a 12" NC cab would work out with the two 10's arrays stacked on top.
 
Kaiser, are those all 10-2s? I have the hardest time distinguishing between 10-2s and 12-3s in photos.
Yes that is correct. Sounds wonderful and the bass is present onstage as well as in the venue. Don't know if it's the mid drivers or the P Bass or combo but it cuts through really well without sounding harsh. In rigs past I might be able to hear myself really well and love my tone but out in the crowd it was mud.
 
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Kaiser, you and Skunk are tempting me to take the plunge, for the Kinetix, to go with my 10-2 stack. Greg has one waiting for me at Rocket Music. :) Just trying to figure out which other amp gear I will need to turn loose of to reduce the redundancy, which is manifold!
I'm loving mine, Greg is awesome. You won't regret it.
 
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Who has used a BA-12 stacked under their BA-10? Or any 12 under a 10?
*gasp* Did it cause a glitch in The Matrix, or something?

I’m curious to put a BA-12 under my BA-10 (slants, of course) and give it a go.

I've been thinking along the same lines. I can't decide between adding a third BA-10 or putting a BA-12 under my 2 BA-10's. Then I wonder how a Nu Classic 12" cab would work out under 2 BA-10's? Maybe Jeff will chime in.
 
Who has used a BA-12 stacked under their BA-10? Or any 12 under a 10?
*gasp* Did it cause a glitch in The Matrix, or something?

I’m curious to put a BA-12 under my BA-10 (slants, of course) and give it a go.
I don't have that yet since my skills still suck. But I ahve to admit that a pair of BA-10s and a BA-12 seems like a seriously good combination.
one 10, one 12, two 10s, one 10-one 12, two 10s-one 12. That is a lot of sound. So many options. One of these days perhaps.
 
No glitch.

BA-12 under a BA-10 sounds amazing.
I was using 2 BA-10s indoors and 3 outdoors, then switch to the BA-12 & BA-10 stack and was floored.
Just gives you the best of both worlds.

Note: I did try the BA-10 the the 12T-V and that sounded good too. But I think aligning the arrays gave me a better tone.

:thumbsup: Thanks for that info. on the 10 over 12.

Align the arrays. ALWAYS align the arrays. ;)