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I need help wiring my custom bass cab!

Reminds me of this…

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Yep. The 3620 is a beast cab. If I had one, it would live in the practice space.
Funny thing, the practice space my band shares with another band has one of these under a Mark IV head! That band gigs out a few times a year, and the cab goes out for those gigs. I wouldn't want to move it. I already did my time moving massive amps and PA in the 80s through the early 00s.
 
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Yep. The 3620 is a beast cab. If I had one, it would live in the practice space.
Funny thing, the practice space my band shares with another band has one of these under a Mark IV head! That band gigs out a few times a year, and the cab goes out for those gigs. I wouldn't want to move it. I already did my time moving massive amps and PA in the 80s through the early 00s.
I had two 1820s, still have one šŸ˜”

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I had two 1820s, still have one šŸ˜”

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I would have a hard time getting rid of both, would do all I can to keep one too!
A year ago, a friend came across a Mark IV and two Scorpion loaded 215D cabs. Everything was super clean, 95% condition. He was having a hard time getting rid of it (go figure-in this day and age), and was offering a stupid low price for all of it. It took some serious will power to not take one of those cabs home. Let's be honest, I wanted the head, too.
What's funny is that my practice space also has a Peavey 2x15", the 70s one loaded with the squarebacks.
 
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