How the hell do you stack a Marshall and a Mesa on the same slant cab STABLY???
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NegativeEase
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Re: How the hell do you stack a Marshall and a Mesa on the same slant cab STABLY???
Re: How the hell do you stack a Marshall and a Mesa on the same slant cab STABLY???
I'd just use a ratchet tie-down strap, it doesn't look half bad either. I normally tie PA's together that way if I'm creating a small horizontal array.
I'd just use a ratchet tie-down strap, it doesn't look half bad either. I normally tie PA's together that way if I'm creating a small horizontal array.
NegativeEase
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Re: How the hell do you stack a Marshall and a Mesa on the same slant cab STABLY???
I had to do this or help someone do something similar to this many times, You can use the existing 4 bolts on the top of the Mesa to build a small stabilizer for the Marshall.
Last time I saw it was done well was bolting 2 thin aluminum sliding door track pieces with big rubber angled ends to act as catches for the Marshall head to sit into nice and snug
I drew a picture to explain the solution :headbang::headbang:
I had to do this or help someone do something similar to this many times, You can use the existing 4 bolts on the top of the Mesa to build a small stabilizer for the Marshall.
Last time I saw it was done well was bolting 2 thin aluminum sliding door track pieces with big rubber angled ends to act as catches for the Marshall head to sit into nice and snug
I drew a picture to explain the solution :headbang::headbang:
Re: How the hell do you stack a Marshall and a Mesa on the same slant cab STABLY???
You can't
Because the narrow-deep Mesa won't properly seat on the wide-shallow Marshall at all
You can't
Because the narrow-deep Mesa won't properly seat on the wide-shallow Marshall at all
Demanic
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You fix that inside your head.
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Re: How the hell do you stack a Marshall and a Mesa on the same slant cab STABLY???
LSD --- "fixing" Euclidian geometry since the 1960's
LSD --- "fixing" Euclidian geometry since the 1960's
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Whatever floats your boat.
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Jacew
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That's the right answer!
That's the right answer!
NegativeEase
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Re: How the hell do you stack a Marshall and a Mesa on the same slant cab STABLY???
Nah...
It'd have to be a 1960BV to justify it, and even then... kinda expensive and unnecessary, already have the 65/k85 4x12 cab and a homebrew V30/C90 2x12
Basic t75 1960 or lower-end gets no respect from me... meanwhile, g12-65 loaded ones are rare and pricey and I already got a cab with two 65's... as to greenbacks, market bubble at the moment, not enough power handling with all my amps 100-150w, and I don't actually like em anyway
Nah...
It'd have to be a 1960BV to justify it, and even then... kinda expensive and unnecessary, already have the 65/k85 4x12 cab and a homebrew V30/C90 2x12
Basic t75 1960 or lower-end gets no respect from me... meanwhile, g12-65 loaded ones are rare and pricey and I already got a cab with two 65's... as to greenbacks, market bubble at the moment, not enough power handling with all my amps 100-150w, and I don't actually like em anyway
Re: How the hell do you stack a Marshall and a Mesa on the same slant cab STABLY???
Both the Carvin and even my homebrew are better-built though...
Both the Carvin and even my homebrew are better-built though...
Kamanda~SD
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Yeah they aren't really designed to so you're going to have to come up with either one of the solutions above or simply another cab
Yeah they aren't really designed to so you're going to have to come up with either one of the solutions above or simply another cab
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