10 versus 12 versus 15

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2x12 D120Fs + 1x15 D140F JBLs w/V4-BH head.

and a partridge in a pear tree.

that is if I actually play my basses...
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They sound better when you play them.
Where did you get that D140F? Are those the same speakers they made years ago? If so those are great speakers.
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I've got a 'few' D140s from the old days.

Unfortunately when you re-cone 'em they sound a lil different.

but they still got the RIC clang!
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Jeff,
Do you use a tweeter with the Eminnece 10" drivers? I also built a 2X10 combo for my SWR head and have been looking for a good 16 ohm 10" to use. These sound like the ticket. Are they similar to the Eminnece drivers that Fender uses in its cabs?
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I have 3 bass rigs ... all have ampeg heads ... one is 2x10 and 1x18, one is 2 2x10s, and one is 2 1x15's ... I put a horn in the 1x15 cab ... I really prefer bass cabs without horns or crossovers ... I like to run full frequency to my speakers ... and I like to mike a speaker running full frequency ...

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My 210T weighs 60 pounds. I was snooping around for cabs on the web today and it seems there are 4x10's that only weigh 80 lbs. That would seem to make the 4x10 a smarter buy. Instead of going Ampeg, since Jeff suggested a compressor, maybe I should get a modeller and see if I can find a tone that way. I'm not unhappy with my tone, alwaya looking to improve on it tho.
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And another thing! I feel like the guy in the beer commercial trying to scam a beer. "I love ya man"! It's a blast to be able to shoot the breeze with fellows of like interest.
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sometimes I feel like the "Tastes great" "Less filling" commercial ...
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Hey I just had a brilliant idea! Why not use my Hartke Kickback 10 for the bridge and the Eden 210 for the neck. I think that would be right? I could have Ric-O-Sound or whatever it is!
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I second Brian's suggestion earlier in the thread. Get a second Eden 210 or maybe an Eden 115. Moving a 410 is difficult but 2 individual 210 cabs is no problem plus, you'll have a more flexible set up.
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That's what I have with my Mesa Bill!

M-Pulse 600w and a 300w with 2 2X10! and 1x12
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