EBS_freak

If you are going to be playing at any sort of volume, you will really will benefit from the 4x10 setup... however, your back and the general effort involved after a gig when loading the car and getting the gear back in the house is a bit of a git.

I went for two 2x10 cabs and its one of the best moves I made. I can fit the 2 cabs on their ends next to each other in the boot of the car, something I could never do with a 4x10. It may cost you a little extra, but I think the hassle factor of the 4x10 is well worth taking into account and maybe investing a little extra money...

As an aside, you will get the full power from your head/combo (e.g. a 2x10 combo with a 2x10 extension). I have found myself putting the speakers in all different combination. Short of space? Stack the speakers vertically. Want seperation/monitors, play with one speaker one side of the stage, one the other. I've even had the speakers on a shelf to make more room on the floor for the drummer. Of course, when I do the small quiet jazz noodle gigs, I take just the 2x10. It works for me, it may work for you.

Get a couple of Warwick 2x10s or a couple of Edens and you'll have no problems.

[quote name='BassJase' post='40811' date='Aug 3 2007, 10:44 AM']Whats the gauge dude? If they're .40s or .45s i'll have 'em off ya'.
Cheers amigo.[/quote]

Can't remember if they are the 40s or the 45s but they are one of the following -

Name 4 strings 5 strings
Medium Light 40, 60, 80, 100 +125
Classic Medium 45, 65, 85, 105 +128

I think I would have gone for the Classic Mediums. OK - I'll confirm tonight. PayPal ok?

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