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Stacking Mesa Subway Cabs Question

#41
Well, circling back to this thread, I did end up getting the SW 112 to pair with the 115 and I really love it. It’s sweet by itself but it really sings with the 115. I don’t think you can go wrong. Lots of fans of having two of the 115s, but I like the way the slightly different voices play together. To me, I don’t know, it almost seems more like a duet of bass magnificence.
 
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DrThumpenstein said:
Well, circling back to this thread, I did end up getting the SW 112 to pair with the 115 and I really love it. It’s sweet by itself but it really sings with the 115. I don’t think you can go wrong. Lots of fans of having two of the 115s, but I like the way the slightly different voices play together. To me, I don’t know, it almost seems more like a duet of bass magnificence.
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Well said! :thumbsup:
 
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To my ear they have a unique combined character that I just haven't run across before. I'll readily admit that two 15's or any other combination is incredibly good, but the 112/115 just struck me as something a little different that also gave me two stand-alone cabs that offered a lot utility. As a package the 112 and 115 provide a lot of versatility and for someone like myself who does a wide range of music in all size venues it just works!
 
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