Thanks @mmbbass21. It makes sense.I hear what you're saying. From what I've followed on here the clean headroom the 1200w provides is what people are after for the lead sled feel.
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Thanks @mmbbass21. It makes sense.I hear what you're saying. From what I've followed on here the clean headroom the 1200w provides is what people are after for the lead sled feel.
https://www.walmart.com/ip/EasyLiner-Brand-Select-Grip-20-In-x-24-Ft-Drawer-Liner-Black/23262216Anyone have any home remedy hacks to keep the amp on the cab? The vibration results in it moving.
Kitchen drying mat works wondersAnyone have any home remedy hacks to keep the amp on the cab? The vibration results in it moving.
From Amazon.. Rubber Bar Mat. $15.00Anyone have any home remedy hacks to keep the amp on the cab? The vibration results in it moving.
I use a snare drum mute pad.Anyone have any home remedy hacks to keep the amp on the cab? The vibration results in it moving.
I got some square piece of rubber from the plumbing section of the hardware store. Not sure if it was supposed to be a drawer liner or what but it works fine. It was like $3.Anyone have any home remedy hacks to keep the amp on the cab? The vibration results in it moving.
Yes. I use an amp wedge so Mesa 2x12 is tilted pretty good. Using a 16 in tom tom sound off pad works great..keeps wd800 in placeAnyone have any home remedy hacks to keep the amp on the cab? The vibration results in it moving.
Anyone have any home remedy hacks to keep the amp on the cab? The vibration results in it moving.
I'm intrigued, what are those?
I'm intrigued, what are those?
Put a SVT over, it will not move....Kitchen drying mat works wonders
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this is exactly what I do when I use a smaller cab (in my case, Berg CN112) on a tilt back stand. I just hang the front feet of the WD800 over the front edge of the cab. Works great!If the cab is tilted back sufficiently, perhaps you can hang the amp's two front feet over the front edge of the cab.
I’m thinking of getting the same cab for the same head. Good to hear it’s doing the job.First gig test with the WD-800/SW215. Needless to say, I was not disappointed! Hits hard, sounds very big, but very clear.![]()
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I’m thinking of getting the same cab for the same head. Good to hear it’s doing the job.
-ScottM
Is it easy to move around with the wheels on the back?Very impressed, so far. I keep wanting to try it with an SW115 on top, but in all honesty, it's plenty loud as is.