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Mini Stacks Of DOOM
- Thread starter scottfeldstein
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Micromark 801 & Traveler 121H... louder than one would think! 
or... how bout an MB ‘Xmas Tree’ stack! 
Hey @Passinwind - is that a BSX EURB? Can I ask where you got the stand? I have a similar one ( I think mine is one of the prototypes) and have been looking for a stand for it ...
Last one 
CMD121P over a Ninja122... 
3x12 goodness!!
CMD121P over a Ninja122... 3x12 goodness!!
M-m-m-Mark Bass!
For home practice, Fender Rumble amps and cabs. Obviously, Genzler is in a different category price-wise...
Caption: "My wife said either my gear or me goes....."
Gk mb112 v2 into a powered mbp112 cab into another powered mbp115. 200 watts each totaling 600 watts. Hx stomp for all my pedal/eq needs.
I’m tempted by GAS for the Mesa tt800 and subway cabs, but it’s hard not to think I have all the tone I need with my current rig, it’s scalable, and I should work on my fingers more.
2 @ Traynor DNBX 112's with an old style Orange TB500 on top...house shakes with deep end Doom...I'll take on any of ya'll
OK...I'll play...
Here is my min-stack of doom. It is a WT500 amp upgraded to 400-watts per channel into 4 ohms or 800-watts bridged into 8 ohms. The speakers are the Eden EX-112 cabs in 4 ohms and they each will handle 300-watts rms. I plug one into each side of my WT500/800. The cabs are so compact (15¼" wide, 16" tall, 14¾" deep) that my normal size Eden amp in its rack makes a T-shaped stack out of it even when I turned the cabs on their sides. Used it for medium size venues, which were most of the gigs. Got lots of complements on my sound with this.
And here's the real stack of doom. Using that same amp bridged at 800-watts, the DNS-210 cab (handles 700-watts rms) is used by itself for all indoor venues. The DNS-410 that it is sitting on (handles 1400-watts) is used for outdoor venues and Festivals. I only stacked it this way once in an "almost large" venue because I wasn't sure if the 210 would handle the room. If it wasn't enough, I could quickly unplug the 210 and plug in the 410 instead. That 210 more than handled it (crazy loud cab) and I never plugged in the 410, just used it as an amp stand to raise up the 210. I can't imagine standing anywhere close to this stack if I run both at the same time...still, I could do that! Not as big as some stacks but not really a "mini-stack". It really is a stack of DOOM! though.
Excellent.. love those REF Cabs.
I actually have one of those little Eden cabs! I've never used it for anything yet. Right now it's in my apartment with the TC Electronic BH250 on it. Nice to know that at 4 Ohms it's getting all 250 watts. Sounds pretty good to me.
And a mini board to match!
Sometimes I double! These Princeton No-Verbs have new or modified baffles to accommodate 12" drivers. The silverface was goosed a little so figure 12 to 18 watts, times two, through two twelves. I get told to "TURN IT DOWN!!!" all the time.
