I have heard it is good to mix different combinations of cans together, like 410 and 115, 115 and 210, etc. Would it be good to have an 810 on one side of the stage and a 115 on the other? Just to add some presence on the other side of the stage?
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Mixing cabs
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http://www.talkbass.com/forum/f15/mixing-speaker-cabs-600951/
This is one of the topics listed in the sticky in the Amps section. Next time check the stickies
This is one of the topics listed in the sticky in the Amps section. Next time check the stickies
http://www.talkbass.com/forum/f15/mixing-speaker-cabs-600951/
This is one of the topics listed in the sticky in the Amps section. Next time check the stickies
Not to mention the Amps section!
Very debatable. I'd never mix cabs.
Opposite sides of the stage for stage presence, maybe
If its all being heard by the audience, my guess is itd be kinda muddy out there.
