Help With Cab Problems...looking to Upgrade

[funkyfretless]

hey tber's,
i've done a lot of research on the bergantino cabs. i currently run through a aggie db 750 with 2 gs 112 cabs. i love the sound, but when i play out, i get buried.... i turn up the gain, but it only makes my lows huge and anything above the low end looses cut. i play through a 64 p with flats, an adler fretless 4, a marcus miller 4, and im gettin a roscoe soon... i love mids, and with this setup, my mids aren't present, which means im not cuttin in the mix. i was looking into possibly gettin an aggie 4x10 to combine with a 112, but the weight of it isnt forgiving i personally love 12's, but these arent cuttin enough for me. my questions are:
1.) is there a difference between the newer and older bergie 112 besides the grills?
2.) which bergie 12 should i look into that would be benifecial to my 750.
3.) would i be better off getting an aggie 4x10 and combining it with one of my gs112's, or should i get 2 112 bergies or a 210 and a 112 bergie?

sorry for so many questions, but my tone is the most important thing to me, and right now.....it aint workin..
thanks guys. any help would be appreciated.
peace

 

[funkyfretless]

no one....?

 

[funkyfretless]

come on guys...any suggestions

 

[funkinbottom]

With the 1-12 2-10 rig, you would pull some good mids from the 10's and 12's are just great. What amp to drive 'em?

 

[funkyfretless]

im using a db 750. do you guys think a 2x10 aggie would be better than getting a 4x10 aggie. i wanted to get a 4x10 so i can do it as a stand alone at gigs, but add a 112 for some beef. come one uys what are yalls opinions..

 

[bajistapromedio]

I would go with the Aguilar 4x10. If it isn't enough by itself you could always add you 12's to it. It should be adequate. I covered an outdoor boy-scouts event with over 500 screaming kids (without PA support) with my 410HLF with no problems.