Is this (simple) mod a problem?

[sloppy_phil]

I took a Traynor TC210neo cabinet, and added rubber 'feet' on its sides, so that the 2 speakers could be stacked vertically with solid support underneath. There is a horn in this cab, which is now on the 'side' of this cab, but I would assume 95% of the time it will be turned off completely. Perhaps this is me just being unnecessarily worried about things, but will I experience any negative drawbacks to turning the cab this way? It was obviously marketed as sitting horizontal, but I feel it's probably no big difference, really. Maybe I'll feel less bass in the floor underneath me... Any insight appreciated!

 

[SirMjac28]

I've read both sides of the argument but it's usually if the horn is activated something about the way it projects? I don't think you are going to hear much difference it comes down to how does it sound to you?

 

[BassmanPaul]

Stood on its end with the drivers vertically aligned aids dispersion. I use a pair of 2x10s the same way.

 

[beans-on-toast]

You are basically making a Traynor TC410 cab. The manufacturer doesn't have any issues in doing this.

 

[dincz]

will I experience any negative drawbacks to turning the cab this way?

I can guarantee that any drawbacks you experience will be negative

 

[sloppy_phil]

I can guarantee that any drawbacks you experience will be negative

haha, I guess i deserved that one... indeed, they probably will be.

I've tried the set-up at home, and it seems totally fine with me. Still need to gig with it to truly know. But why trust my own ears when I can go to the vast pool of collective experience that is TB?