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Shuttle 6 and LM2 both push 2 4ohm cabs?

SORRY GUYS - NO Ashdown Little Giants COMING ANYTIME SOON

Just got off the phone w/Ashdown's North American distributor.

The Little Giants are not available in NA and there is NO ETA - I repeat: NO ESTIMATED TIME OF AVAILABILITY.
 
Actually, each side of the Stewart is capable of running 750w @ 2ohm. So theoretically I 'could' run 4 4ohm 2x10's, 2 out of each side. But no need to do so.

Running the 2 2x10's daisy chained out of one side of the Stewart gets me 750w vs only 500w if I ran one out of each side. So I'm getting a bit more headroom, and the debatable benefit of running the cabs at 2ohm vs 4ohm.

Actually, you're running less power that way.

Each cab is only seeing 1/2 the power, so 375 watts to each. (750 total)

If your amp puts out 500 watts/side in stereo at 4 ohms, then if you ran each cab off a separate side, you'd be running the amp at 1,000 watts - and each cab would see 500 watts.

That's if I understood your amp specs correctly, and you're not bridging the amps.