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Cheers, I just got my Super Twin today. I see that it has a 1/4" and Speakon combo Jack. Is it pretty safe to just use a 1/4" cable from my Traynor YBA-300? Or should I go grab a Speakon cable?
Pics coming soon:
 
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1/4" works fine, but if you can get a Speakon, get a Speakon...;):thumbsup:
Thanks, I just tired it out with a nice, short, high quality 1/4" cable and it sounds fantastic. I will pick up a Speakon later today.
The rubber feet on my Traynor are just a tiny bit too far apart to sit nicely on top. Now I have to come up with a way to stack it....
 
I have yet to feel that I have reached the Four 10s maximum output level, and we do play fairly loud. I tried it in our rehearsal space with my two One 10s linked together in series on top and I could not get loud enough to notice any real difference. I think a Four 10 would happily do large stages, with or without monitor support. Probably at a large outdoor gig without side fill the Six 10 would have the advantage of moving more air but honestly the Four 10 just seems to be like a bottomless glass - the gift that keeps on giving. The only downside is that it is so small and light that it is sometimes hard to get your head around the fact that it can do the same job for which I used to use an Ampeg 810. I do use the Four 10 with all tube heads 90% of the time. Those little ten inch drivers are just magic!
Six10 ordered last night!
 
Does anyone know what happened to that "trial" SM that was floating around? Did someone purchase it? Is it still available for trialing if I am interested in trying it?
SM is being sent to me...can't wait to try it out!!

Also bought a SC today...all kinds of Barefaced goodies will be arriving at my house next week :hyper:
 
Six10 ordered last night!
610 is awesome! It is almost useless to ask someone to assist you lifting it onto/up to a 36 in (just shy of 1m {39 in})stage/riser, but it is sweet. Even if you decide to raise the highs/treble on amp/bass it/they are definitely NOT piercing/razor sharp. Our drummer even complimented it saying something to the effect "I can hear when you play your high notes, but it doesn't hurt my ears anymore." Highs can get a little sharp if you push the treb/highs to like 3 o'clock but if you do that, your playing rhythm guitar. LOL I think my amp with pwr conditioner weighs more than the 610 LOL. Could you imagine if Bf made a 412??? Sheesh Good luck man!
For anyone else, a shallow (13" rackable depth) rack fits PERFECTLY atop the ST and or the 610. I rack both my amps, but use a shallow rack with my DB751. The 751 is a little deep to keep it all connected when the doors are on the rear, but it is secure and fits nicely atop both the ST and 610 respectively. No, I am not worried about either amp falling/rattling off when playing...unless some knucklehead body slams it or whatever else. While the cabs vibrate a little when playing, it is definitely NOT a concern since however the Barefaced team affixs the speakers ensures that the speakers pushout/project 99.99% out the front/working end of the cabinets.
As far as speak-ons versus 1/4" leads/jacks; 1/4" work, but if you cannot afford a speak-on lead/cable at least purchase 1/4"-speak-on adapters (about $10/pair USD). The adapters may come in handy anyways; not all amps that say "1/4" Speak-on Combo" actually can use either 1/4" OR Speak-on. Unless the amp manufacturer specifies "Dual Use" it probably is NOT. GK is the first to come to mind with their MB800. ...another reason I dumped it BTW.
Play well,
Eric DK
 
Fits in the trunk of my hatchback Impreza, I'd be surprised if it couldn't be squeezed into an A3 without folding the seats down.

You should not be telling me these things ;)

However, I fit 2 Two10 cabs in there, but to do that I have to unlatch the back seats just to have room to manoeuvre... then once in place, the seats latch again. There's extra room for amp, stand,, FX case, a bag with clothes if staying overnight etc... but I doubt I could fit a 610. Too narrow at the back I think.
 
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Agreed. My 410 sits nicely in the back of my 4door gti with the seats up.

Yes, a couple of Two10 fit just right... but there's just no space for an extra Two10, the width is not there. The back of the boot is narrower than the front so I think It'll just go halfway and get stuck.

On the other hand... it's not like I'm finding a couple of Two10 lacking! But having used a 610 in the past... I'd love that feeling :)
 
You should not be telling me these things ;)

However, I fit 2 Two10 cabs in there, but to do that I have to unlatch the back seats just to have room to manoeuvre... then once in place, the seats latch again. There's extra room for amp, stand,, FX case, a bag with clothes if staying overnight etc... but I doubt I could fit a 610. Too narrow at the back I think.

Looking at pictures I see what you mean about having to tilt the seats to manoeuvre in the A3, probably a little tight.

Next time I have the cab and the car in the same place I'll send you a pic, if you can fit a 210 in sideways, 61 cm boot depth (sounds like you can) and have 92cm boot width then the 610 will fit. I lay mine on it's back and it takes up the entire boot, there is room to put my pedalboard and amp head on top but that's all.
 
Yes, a couple of Two10 fit just right... but there's just no space for an extra Two10, the width is not there. The back of the boot is narrower than the front so I think It'll just go halfway and get stuck.

On the other hand... it's not like I'm finding a couple of Two10 lacking! But having used a 610 in the past... I'd love that feeling :)

A Six10 is only 6 inches taller than 2 Two10s. I think you could make it work. :thumbsup:
 
A Six10 is only 6 inches taller than 2 Two10s. I think you could make it work. :thumbsup:

Oh... so it is... just 91cm tall. I had simply assumed it would be a little less than 3 Two10 stacked.
Just when you think you're safe from GAS... :bag:

I don't need it I don't need it I don't need it... but dang I want it!
Hmmm... then I could sell the two TKS S112 cabs as they're a little redundant to me (but they're so pwetty and blue! :D ) which will go some way towards the cost of the 610... and there's the 30 day return policy if I end up not quite liking it... (as if!!!)

Hmmm.

Yes.

Bad people. All of you. Especially you. :D
 
Looking at pictures I see what you mean about having to tilt the seats to manoeuvre in the A3, probably a little tight.

Next time I have the cab and the car in the same place I'll send you a pic, if you can fit a 210 in sideways, 61 cm boot depth (sounds like you can) and have 92cm boot width then the 610 will fit. I lay mine on it's back and it takes up the entire boot, there is room to put my pedalboard and amp head on top but that's all.

I put my 2 Two10 sideways like you say. It requires I unlatch the seats but I don't even need to fold them, it's just to give me that tiny weeny extra wiggle space to put the cabs in the boot. The latch back without pressing on them alright. I need to leave a gap from either side as the boot narrows a bit towards the deep end. However I hadn't really checked the size of the 610. I was just going visually by my impression that 3x Two10 will not fit... but I do think that I should be ok with the 91cm of the 610, with a bit extra to spare, certainly my stand and maybe a small bag. I use an oversized bag for my Mesa D800+ (good fit, with foam, but oversized because of the extra pockets on top and sides which act as extra padding and storage for cables)... but I can easily find another suitable bag...

There's definitely a possibility now (and I intend to get a slightly bigger car in the future anyway)...
Hmmm... sell the TKS cabs and one Two10... and get a 610. Evil plan!
 
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