I opted for the Ampeg 610 HLF, which does me well, and I like it. That being said, all hail the mighty Fridge! Might just compulsively buy one some day soon.
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True, but if you have the vehicle to accommodate an 810, I find it easier to move in some ways given how squatty the 610 is by comparison.I used to be able to get a 610HLF into the back seat of my Pontiac Sunfire without help... wouldn't be able to say the same about an 810.
True, but if you have the vehicle to accommodate an 810, I find it easier to move in some ways given how squatty the 610 is by comparison.
No horn. Sealed cab=low bass response that isn't my favorite.
So: I'll pass.
To each his own though.
Same here. I've gigged them, and with bands that did as well.I'm not a fan of sealed cabs. Not bashing them, just not my sound.
I love my 8x10. I am searching for an alternative. A much lighter one. I am hoping to equal the frig. But more sound? Whats your secret? I'm contemplating a Greenboy build.I used to run an and have used more than a few. Turns out I could get more sound out of a lighter cabinet, so I sold the 810 and moved on. Not sad to see it go.
I love my 8x10. I am searching for an alternative. A much lighter one. I am hoping to equal the frig. But more sound? Whats your secret? I'm contemplating a Greenboy build.

Oh i got a direct line out. I guess they can't do that with guitar that uses distortion. I play clean. And yeah its a pain but my bandmates help with it and we have a trailer. When i bought it, my drummer picked it up with his van. My car won't hold it.Play through whatever you want. TB is stuck on this light weight trend if you can get your cab from A to B more power to you. I have both light weight and heavy cabs and enjoy both. I have both light weight and heavy weigh basses and enjoy both. My problem is the guitar cabs are mic'd and the bass cab is not.
View attachment 795787 Ampeg describes the 810e as the cabinet your band needs. Since getting one, i feel like my whole band sounds much better. The presence and punch of the bass is so much better than before when i had a 15 and two 10s. Anyone else here a 810 fan? I will haul it on and off stage all day so long as it is on stage for the gig. I think an 810 takes one's band to the next level. Anyone agree? Disagree?
Yes, I like the carpet seam.Cool Stage
Aren't those ported?I really want an SVT 610, but they've proved difficult to find on the local market.
I personally use three different greenboy cabs. DuallyT, 1515/66/1, F212. The DullyT and the '66 both meet or exceed an 810e.