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S. Byrnes said:
Yeah! :bassist: I'm not too fond of Warwick, but just the huge imposing image of your stack earns you a \m/. Crazy looking rig, what impedance do the three cabs run?
They are each 8 ohms. The amp can comfortably handle a 2 ohm load. I have never actually played through all them at once, though. I just wanted a ridiculously massive pic of my gear. LoL That thing was over 7 feet tall. And I have another 210T-XB (the top cab) in the garage as well that I got the day after this pic was taken. I used the 410T-XB and 210T-XB together for a really long time, then couldn't pass up good deals on the 410T and the other 210T-XB. I plan on getting rid of the 410s though, as the 2 210T-XBs together is an awesome rig. I stack them up end to end, with a vertical row of 10s. It works out great.

Unrelated:

What do you guys think of those Thunderfunk amps? I've never heard much about them but I remember seeing one on eBay a year or 2 ago. I thought they seemed pretty sweet, just never had the chance to check one out.
 
Puarija said:
What do you guys think of those Thunderfunk amps? I've never heard much about them but I remember seeing one on eBay a year or 2 ago. I thought they seemed pretty sweet, just never had the chance to check one out.

They are very nice amps made by Dave Funk (a TB member). if you do a search you will find out a lot from owners, including me. They are solid state, but have a warm sort of tubey tone to them. They have a powerful EQ, but sound good flat. They are light weight (16 pounds)
 
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