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I have worked with 1x15 + 4x10 stacks and it sounded very good. So did the 1x18 + 2x10 stack.
I have worked with single cab solutions like a 4x10 or 2x15 and had problems hearing myself on stage. Could hear myself okay then take one step in the direction of my mic stand and poof, all bass sound gone.
Apparently, the mixing of different speaker sizes is NOT the definitive cause of trouble monitoring yourself. The different speakers/cabs just need to work well together. I suppose in some cases things will not blend nicely. An SWR Son of Bertha 1x15 works really well with a Goliath III 4x10 on top. Could hear myself well everywhere on stage.
Yet on most forums people will tell you to NEVER mix different speaker sizes in your stack. What's up with that? Yes indeed I am implying to you this is a MYTH and simply not true.
Your experiences please!
I have worked with single cab solutions like a 4x10 or 2x15 and had problems hearing myself on stage. Could hear myself okay then take one step in the direction of my mic stand and poof, all bass sound gone.
Apparently, the mixing of different speaker sizes is NOT the definitive cause of trouble monitoring yourself. The different speakers/cabs just need to work well together. I suppose in some cases things will not blend nicely. An SWR Son of Bertha 1x15 works really well with a Goliath III 4x10 on top. Could hear myself well everywhere on stage.
Yet on most forums people will tell you to NEVER mix different speaker sizes in your stack. What's up with that? Yes indeed I am implying to you this is a MYTH and simply not true.
Your experiences please!