gee--I have an Icepower 250/500 watt module laying around. Maybe I should mess with that--------
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Couple a too tree weeks on and I am digging this cab more then ever. I did an expirement the other day on a loud trio gig: I brought both the 46 and the 16. Honestly, I dug the 16 better. I liked the way it made the upright sound I liked the way it deals with the mic (better feedback control) I liked the way there was a limit to how loud I could go making the keyboard player turn down rather them getting up under him too close.
I didn't really pay enough attention to the discussion about how the vortex wave acts with these speakers. Essentially they sound different, way better ... As I understand it the sound coming out the port matches or adds to it at a slight delay but it needs to be fairly energized to work. With the 16 that is happening on a scale that is just right for upright. I don't play much electric but it seems like these bigger versions like the 46 and bigger are really really loud. The 16 gets pretty loud for upright in most contexts and when it is at its optimum it just sounds great. I really think this should be the main upright cab in the line. And the schlep factor is utterly sick. Two of them would easily cover any gig I ever do
building a powered one this week
Really looking forward to Mike putting an ice module in one. I would buy it.