Looking at the volume options, the 1x15s are the same dimensions, each, of 2 BC208s. It was a fun observation, but being the same with as the height of the BC208 is very convenient for storing in my cupboard of music stuff. The price for those went up £10. I think it's between those and the slightly more expensive Ashdown 1x10, although a tower of 8s gets things nearer to my ears. I wish Ashdown published some specs as there are no Ashdowns in bricks-and-mortar stores than I can listen to one at currently or buy one at.
Looking at amps - balancing a 30lb amp and rack bag of ~55cm width on top of a tower of cabs ~30cm wide is going to look silly and probably not entirely safe either, so I'd keep the one class-D and reluctantly sell the Warwick Profets and get a back up, maybe the TC BQ500 or 250. A backup doesn't need to be totally fancy, although I did like having an identical backup. It lightens the load, though. I could maybe get another 300 EVO OriginAL (the one I have is some sort of pre-production - it doesn't have a serial number!). Maybe also a compressor pedal as that's a nice feature of the Warwicks.
Looking at amps - balancing a 30lb amp and rack bag of ~55cm width on top of a tower of cabs ~30cm wide is going to look silly and probably not entirely safe either, so I'd keep the one class-D and reluctantly sell the Warwick Profets and get a back up, maybe the TC BQ500 or 250. A backup doesn't need to be totally fancy, although I did like having an identical backup. It lightens the load, though. I could maybe get another 300 EVO OriginAL (the one I have is some sort of pre-production - it doesn't have a serial number!). Maybe also a compressor pedal as that's a nice feature of the Warwicks.
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