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The stack of doom. Cabling question.

I just got the last part of my stack of doom. Now I need some guidance on wiring it up.

From bottom to top: 115, 2x10, 112

Wired: one output to 115, one output to 2x10 then through to the 112

Correct? Alternatives?
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I'm playing classic rock usually without FOH, mostly with the Sadowsky but also with an American Pro P.

And go .....
 
It works, I'd just plug the head into the top cab, then daisy chain the top to the middle, then the middle to the bottom if that makes sense. The same thing gets done, it takes just as many cords, and I'm sure as heck that it would sound the same - doing it that way just makes a bit of logical sense to me. If your way makes sense to you, there's no reason not to do it - just see if the amp can do 2 ohms, others are mentioning a switch to a 2 ohm setting, as long as that's doable you're fine.
 
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It works, I'd just plug the head into the top cab, then daisy chain the top to the middle, then the middle to the bottom if that makes sense. The same thing gets done, it takes just as many cords, and I'm sure as heck that it would sound the same - doing it that way just makes a bit of logical sense to me. If your way makes sense to you, there's no reason not to do it - just see if the amp can do 2 ohms, others are mentioning a switch to a 2 ohm setting, as long as that's doable you're fine.
I just read the instructions (yeah, I know) and it looks like 2ohm is it. The 8ohm setting switch is 4/8 ohm
 
Just curious......why all the different cab configurations? Why not all the same cabs?

Not to answer for him as to why he got all three available Subway cabs, but all three are designed from the ground up to work seamlessly together. They blend perfectly so you can mix/match them all you want.

And to address the folks worrying about his amp being 2 ohm stable...the Mesa Subway is 100% 2 ohm stable. He could even add a FOURTH cabinet and the amp would go full steam all night without breaking a sweat.
 
I just got the last part of my stack of doom. Now I need some guidance on wiring it up.

From bottom to top: 115, 2x10, 112

Wired: one output to 115, one output to 2x10 then through to the 112

Correct? Alternatives?View attachment 2864900 View attachment 2864901

I'm playing classic rock usually without FOH, mostly with the Sadowsky but also with an American Pro P.

And go .....

No 118? Wha 's up with that?
 
I just got the last part of my stack of doom. Now I need some guidance on wiring it up.

From bottom to top: 115, 2x10, 112

Wired: one output to 115, one output to 2x10 then through to the 112

Correct? Alternatives?View attachment 2864900 View attachment 2864901

I'm playing classic rock usually without FOH, mostly with the Sadowsky but also with an American Pro P.

And go .....
That really is a rig of Doom! My God, it's........glorious.....:)