When I first got the tt800 I plugged it into the the 610 first and was like yeah, this is good. Then I started playing around with different cabs and plugged my old bass cab in the 118 and was like ooh yeah. Had to turn the volume down, great sound. Maybe something is wrong with the 610 don't really know. Now that I have the 215, again it's like ooh yeah. Those two cabs are on a different level of sound compared to the 610. Again, maybe something going on with the cab. I ran that cab through a 400 watt ampeg head and it always just sounded okay.
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Subway cabs any good?
- Thread starter Trevor Nichols
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When I first got the tt800 I plugged it into the the 610 first and was like yeah, this is good. Then I started playing around with different cabs and plugged my old bass cab in the 118 and was like ooh yeah. Had to turn the volume down, great sound. Maybe something is wrong with the 610 don't really know. Now that I have the 215, again it's like ooh yeah. Those two cabs are on a different level of sound compared to the 610. Again, maybe something going on with the cab. I ran that cab through a 400 watt ampeg head and it always just sounded okay.
- Feb 12, 2006
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- Development Engineer-Mesa Boogie, Development Engineer-Genzler (pedals), Product Support-Genz Benz
I would check to be sure that there are no wiring errors in (and nobody got in and monkeyed with) the 610.
