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Lightening the load, but still need "big" cabs

I loved building my fEARful 15/6/1 cabs. It was a great experience, and there is a ton of support from both DIYers and ABs (and Greenboy himself). They walked me through the tricky parts. The money I saved was mostly on drivers. At the time there were several open box units on ebay. otoh, I had to buy some tools that I didn't have on hand. I should call that out. It'd be useful info.

Personally, I think 2 15/6s stacked look meaner than 1 1515/66. And it's nice being able to split them up. But together they certainly weigh more, and I have to respect the rollable format of the 151566.
 
My Fearless 215 weighs 50lbs. One hand carryable. Composite. Loud as an 8x10.

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Pretty ridiculously over the top, but hey, that's how I roll :P