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So I am guessing the 1515L would be that much thicker?I was waiting for a full blown gig to chime in about my 1215L, but here goes...
In a word, YES. YES YES YES. I previously used a 1212L and was really blown away by the sound for pound. No compromise, big surprise! It could have been the end of the story until I heard about a 15 option. I was a 15 guy for decades using EVM's and Bag End.
My 1215L is just what I predicted it would be. I am running a Walkabout head with a 4 ohm cab. I'm lousy at writing about sound, but it has all the qualities I liked about the 1212L with added...thickness. You won't get any sub woof going this route, but it really does add beef while retaining the tightness. This is exactly what I was looking for so I'm a happy guy. It is 2" taller and slightly heavier than my 1212L was. I will post a photo, swear.
I have the dolly for my 1212 but I took it off. It did not rattle at all, but in my superficial opinion, it looks like dinosaur excrement when on stage, sticking out from the side of the cab. It also prevents you from using a tight cover. The cab is light as it is. If I wasn't able to drive my gear around, however, it'd be a necessary evil.


This was my rig last night and I was SOOOOOO happy!!!!
1212L on top of a 1515L:
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I tell ya...that 1215/1515 stack is the real deal.
