TKS cab suggestions for three different heads

[Mr Arkadin]

I just joined after lurking for a while, see my introduction here:

http://basschat.co.uk/topic/220411-another-se-lurker/

Anyway I thought I would repeat my request for advice in the proper forum. Having lurked for a while I have read the BareFaced and TKS threads with much interest. As costing is an issue I have decide to go TKS (plus I like the retro styling).

Amp-wise I have a Marshall DBS7200 and Line 6 LowDown HD400. I was looking at getting two 1x12s, one with tweeter horn.

I am also getting back an old guitar Marshall head from a mate of mine who's had it for nearly 20 years but doesn't play anymore. I can't even remember what it is, but I believe it is a Super Lead, so am thinking that I will get it converted to a Super Bass if it is.

I believe the TKS are 250W into 8Ohm. Given this, and given the diversity between my heads, what is going to happen in terms of power output for each? I would like to be able to use the same cabs for each head as I have neither the space or money for cabs for each.

Amp specs summary:
Marshall DBS7200 - 200W RMS, 4 Ohms
Marshall Super Bass - unknown as of now, probably 100W, 4/8/16 Ohms switchable
Line 6 Lowdown HD400 - 400W RMS, 4 Ohms

Edited October 23, 2013 by Mr Arkadin

[bassmayhem]

Two 112 cabs will be excellent. One wide 212 cab will also be excellent, since it won't look (too) stupid with a Marshall head on top of it. If looks isn't an issue I'd go for two 112's.