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No PA support....Eden enough?Hours away from buying...
- Thread starter Phenomoron
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Why or?
Get them both
NO... Because of the ohms...
4x10 bought,15"was too boomy.....man is it loud...thrilled with my purchase and traded in my ba115...got the head and cab new for €470!!
WISE choice. You'll be all set for a long time. Now focus on rocking out & get off this site! haha
congrats on a nice pro rig- you should be knocking down grannies for many years with that!
godofthunder59
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I'd prefer two 1x15 cabs, but if you can only have one cab go with the 4x10....................of course I killed my Marshall 4x10 at such a gig.
Glad you did that. FAR better call. Can't believe anybody recommended the other choice.
Fat Steve
The poodle bites, the poodle chews it.
I own the EX410SC, and it's great. Loud, clear and it has the wizzer cones instead of a tweeter, so the highs are a little more mellow than a tweeter cab. I run mine with a PF350 and have not found myself wanting for more. Congrats on the purchase.
A 4x10 will be way, WAY louder than a 1x15. If the cost and size difference aren't important to you, I'd highly recommend going with at 4x10. You'll have plenty of headroom there for any venue that won't have PA support.
Yeah that's much lighter than my 410XLT Eden cab...that sucker is ~98 lbs.
buldog5151bass
Kibble, milkbones, and P Basses. And redheads.
I would go the 4x10, 4 Ohm cab. If the 62 lbs is a bit too much, you can use a dolly or furniture cart to move it.
