Multi-size Speaker Combos

[Chistopher]

I recently opened a thread on cabs with three speakers, and this popped up in my YouTube subscriptiond:

https://youtu.be/RV1uddhhv5E

I've tried it a few times on some nicer custom cabs, so I can't say if it was the inherent qualities of the concept that I liked, or if it was just the quality of the build and a good combination of speakers and wood.

Anyone else tried this? I think it's a small wonder this idea isn't more common.

[Blille]

Re: Multi-size Speaker Combos

This is great. I’ve been wanting to use a 12”&8” forever.

I was thinking of trying 8 for wet, 12 dry.

[jeremy]

Re: Multi-size Speaker Combos

i have an amp that scott build for me that i built a 1x10/1x12 cab for. it sounds great and you can use either or both so very tunable to the room/situation

[dave74]

Re: Multi-size Speaker Combos

I've used multiple size combos together before with an a/b/y box. Not quite the same because it was multiple amps as well as different size speakers, but wow it's great mixing.

[Boogie Bill]

Re: Multi-size Speaker Combos

Back in the '60s, Gibson had some amps that used some different speakers, but I think these were head/cab versions.

Using different cabs, like a 118 and a 410 is common for bassists, but much less so for guitarists. Though there are guys that use A/B rigs.

Bill

[allbutromeo]

Re: Multi-size Speaker Combos

Back in the '60s, Gibson had some amps that used some different speakers, but I think these were head/cab versions.

Using different cabs, like a 118 and a 410 is common for bassists, but much less so for guitarists. Though there are guys that use A/B rigs.

Bill

I remember in the 90s they reissued those, they had a cab with 2×10s an 2×12s and they had a combo with 1×10 and 1×12. Around the early 2000s Randall made a cab with 2×12s and 1×15, but I've never seen one in person, let alone played through one.