OK on it's side?

[timibud]

Howdy! Here's a silly question, but I'll ask anyways. I have a solid state Peavey powered enclosure. It's a 2x10 that I need to put verticle if I'm to use it at a certain gig. I reckon it's solid-state & an old Peavey, why not? I opened it up & everything feels tightly secured. Any reason it's likely to up & s**t the bed?

 

[IvanMike]

nope, you can put that heavy lil guy upside down and you'd be fine
i havent seen one of those in ages - man were they HEAVY

 

[timibud]

nope, you can put that heavy lil guy upside down and you'd be fine
i havent seen one of those in ages - man were they HEAVY

You got that right! It lost some weight when I pulled the Scorpions out for Emin. BP-102's, but a nut buster none the less! Those Scorps. have HUGE magnets!

 

[billfitzmaurice]

It might look funny but it will sound better that way. Any audio engineer worth his salt knows that speakers should always be stacked vertically, never horizontally, but manufacturers are more attuned to having things look good than sound good.

 

[IvanMike]

You got that right! It lost some weight when I pulled the Scorpions out for Emin. BP-102's, but a nut buster none the less! Those Scorps. have HUGE magnets!

i actually had one for a while
for a long time i had one of the mark 4 heads (with the same power section and giant heat sink as your 210) and the deep version of the 2x15 with black widows - now THOSE had huge magnets
you know you're a man when you carry your 2x15 up the stairs by yourself after a gig