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bobbybigmac · April 7th, 2008, 11:21 PM

I suggest it takes years to find your preferred sound.
I played around with 2x15, 2x12, and 1x18 + 2x10 Bi Amp'd.
I got sucked in to the whole bi-amp thing.
Big power, big speaker, splitting feq's with
a cross over, yada yada yada....
Finally found my current fav a GK 4 x 10 Cab after a very
experienced soundman suggested I try a 4x10.
To my ears 4x10 are the warmest and still clear.
I hear 15's as mushy. Although I always thought I could
hear the 18 I realized, after the I replaced it with the 4x10,
that most of my sound was thrown out 12-15 feet.
I also like the fact that a 4x10 is very easy to hump around.

April 7th, 2008, 11:21 PM	#6 (permalink)
bobbybigmac TDPRI Member Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Canada Age: 49 Posts: 62	4 x 10 For Me I suggest it takes years to find your preferred sound. I played around with 2x15, 2x12, and 1x18 + 2x10 Bi Amp'd. I got sucked in to the whole bi-amp thing. Big power, big speaker, splitting feq's with a cross over, yada yada yada.... Finally found my current fav a GK 4 x 10 Cab after a very experienced soundman suggested I try a 4x10. To my ears 4x10 are the warmest and still clear. I hear 15's as mushy. Although I always thought I could hear the 18 I realized, after the I replaced it with the 4x10, that most of my sound was thrown out 12-15 feet. I also like the fact that a 4x10 is very easy to hump around.