Bogner 4x12 Straight or Slant

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I have a straight Bogner 4x12 right now and want to get a full stack. Should I go for another straight of get the slant.
 
Everybody will probably have differing opinions about this, but I prefer the straight cabs myself. But only because I have the cabs separated, and not on top of each other. I have owned both, and maybe it is in my head, but I prefer the way the straight cabs project better than angle cabs.
 
I was merely speaking of the slanted cabs having a different angle for the top pair of speakers, as opposed to having all four speakers "punching" the back of your legs when playing loud, with the cabs on the floor. I am just a 40 something year old guy that is "stuck in his ways" after years of doing things MY WAY :lol: :LOL:
 
OUTLAW1969":h9ta6ci7 said:
I was merely speaking of the slanted cabs having a different angle for the top pair of speakers, as opposed to having all four speakers "punching" the back of your legs when playing loud, with the cabs on the floor.
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You're thinking of the Marshall type slanted 4x12 where the two top speakers on the baffle are slanted - the 1960A.

Diezel and Bogner "tilt" the complete baffle ever so slightly.
 
I also prefer two straight cabinet side by side. Sounds huge this way. :thumbsup:
 
Have always preferred the look of straight cabs... and when it come's to a "stack" I still prefer two straight cabs side by side with the head in the middle of them, that to me just looks completely menacing... always thought a full stack looks fucking retarded...
 
I prefer the straight... but the slant is less directional and throws the sound around more in different directions.
 
Thanks thats what I want. I don't care what looks better. I want the sound to be less directional.
 
I prefer slants in 1/2 stack settings. In full stack setting I like one straight and one slant.
 
If talking about only one cabinet on the floor, i like the slant, because i prefer hear the sound directly from the upper speakers.
 
I prefer slant as they seem to disperse the sound throughout the room better. Otherwise you end up with all the sound blowing by your knees. :lol: :LOL:
 
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