May 13, 2009 · Simplistically a 4x10 has four tens, a 2x10 has two. Their low frequency response is the same, all that differs is their power handling and output capability. But in the mids and …

Jul 13, 2018 · A 4x10 is fine. I've seen 2x12s that are just as loud. As for a good brand, take your pick. There are so many options, and pretty much everyone makes a decent 4x10 these days. …

Nov 9, 2007 · However, I've heard that the 4x10 and 15 is a bad combination due to the imbalance in the cabinets. I have a peavey 4X10 cab as well (all of them are 4 Ohm cabs), and Im …

Jun 12, 2010 · I would get the 4x10 for two reasons. One ,the 4x10 will give you everything that you're looking for in terms of sound. Two, It will be a lot less to carry around, especially if you …

Nov 28, 2024 · A buddy of mine uses the Venture 4x10 cab and loves it. In my experience Ampeg cabs are voiced targeting their signature tone, you either love it or hate it. His Venture cab …

Jun 6, 2014 · Just like to start a discussion about 4x10 Vs. 1x15 cabinets, 95% of the bands I see playing in a small venue are using a 4x10 cab of some sort. Im just wondering why people …

Nov 19, 2005 · To make a viable 6x10 out of a 4x10 and 2x10 the 2x10 needs to be twice the impedance of the 4x10. This way any one driver in either cabinet receives the same amount of …

Jul 16, 2013 · Now, I have 2 4x10 boxes, a 1x15 and a 2x10, so when I play I bring what I need for different venues. If I want to try and be cool, I can set it all up and have a huge, tall, double …

a 4x10" cab is always your safest bet. (or two 4x10 cabs if you need more volume.) It depends off course about what cab we are talking about. I was always a 4x10 guy (and I know not much …

Oct 25, 2009 · A 4x10, if tuned to go as low as 37 Hz, will convert more of the energy input to the low end because it takes more to get anything like a flat response that far. Given that at least …