Baxandall wrote:Good point. I did notice that with guitar my 2x12 sounded pretty thin/trebly even with my 120 watter with that model but once I loaded my 1x12 with it, pow! That combination just came alive.
I always contributed it to the smaller dimensions though. Now I wonder if it's a combination of both push and dimension.
Yeah, in fact I start to notice a difference at above 400w and by the time I get to 600w it's pretty thin.
My friend has a Ampeg cab with a 115 on bottom and a 410 on top. Individually both sound nice but together it's just to much.
maz91379 wrote:So on the cheap i could replace one of the speakers in my 2x12 and use it for both bass and guitar..... This sounds appealing. What's a good guitar speaker to pair with it? I'm not sure i could pull it off with my orange ad30 but idk perhaps isn't it suppose to be like 60w at full power because of how orange rates amps.
In a 212 I'd try one of these:
http://www.eminence.com/speakers/speaker-detail/?model=Commonwealth_12#225w 50hz-4khz
It should work fine with the AD30 just make sure to match the Ohms with your other speaker and wire it right for the amp.
Two 8ohm speakers wired in series = 16ohm load which is probably how the AD30 is already set up.
I believe the AD30 has 60w Celestion Vintage 30's in it.
If you add a higher wattage speaker your max wattage will still be 120w (double the lowest rated speaker).