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Any experience running two 1x12 cabs together?

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    Any experience running two 1x12 cabs together?

    I'll be doing this pretty soon (new cab arrives on wednesday), and I could use some insight and tips.

    I imagine spreading both cabs on stage must sound cool,
    Or I could point one towards my drummer if he's lacking monitors,
    Or maybe I could place and angle one of the cabs so it's easier for me to get more sustain and feedback?

    What's other uses?
    Anything I haven't thought of? It should be fun...
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    Re: Any experience running two 1x12 cabs together?

    Haven't done it myself... yet, but I think it's a great idea. Bigger sound.
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      Re: Any experience running two 1x12 cabs together?

      I gigged for a while with a Tech 21 Trademark 60 (1x12 combo) plus Power Engine 60 (1x12 powered extension cab). If you separate the two cabs you get a huge sound that can be heard all over the stage! If you're keeping them together they sound better side by side than stacked - wider coverage. In the end I went back to my beloved Marshalls and sold the Tech 21s but I do miss the opportunity to do the "1x12 either side of the stage" thing. Guitar megalomania without breaking your back!

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