I have been rolling speakers/amps combinations like crazy, trying to squeeze a little more out of things. So much, I think I have been squeezing myself away from what works best. My latest is a Bag End S15-D/S15X-D stack. A little unhappy with the low end with that and Mesa 400+ combination, I went back to my Berg NV-215 and added a tweeter. So, I am thinking, I'll stack the S15X-D on top of the Musicman 115. Very LOUD! Even a little over the top, so I unplugged the Bagend and it all came back to me.... Why did I move away from this cab? I'm glad I kept it. It has a Peavey BW15 in it and holds the low end amazing. It has great mids and a sweet high end. So this, with my ABM500 (UK) sounds so good, I am thinking of dumping all my extras. (and I got a lot) As a real plus, this thing sounds great up close, 15' away, on AND off axis.! I did try it once with my GK800RB and it was lean sounding, but with the Ash and my other tube amps, it kills. I ran it against my reference Eden D410-XLT and it holds it's own. It also is fairly light ( one hand if I have to) and fits in my back seat!! It is definitely going on the next gig with the Ashdown. I think it sounds as good as a tube amp. I may even dump my Mesa if it works. PS, I tried to indent for easy reading...........
I’m having difficulty reading your post. Is it in English? Sometimes it’s good to go through your older pieces. There are gems to be found amongst them. That said I have disposed of all the bass cabinets I had and I'm just keeping my four Acme B2 cabinets. Two do every thing I need of them, plus two spare.
I've got my fingers crossed. I know stage mix is different than bedroom, but I did use the Ashdown and MM 115 live before. I think it was a Henry 8x8 that succeeded it. Then the Berg.