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[DanTravis62]

It's time for the stone cold Steve Austin "oh hell yeah" gif

Because it's time to convert my 1965 into a 2x12 with my favorite scumbacks

 

[VonBonfire]

What's your 1965?

 

[Racerxrated]

What's your 1965?

An 80s Marshall 4x10; If I'm not mistaken.

 

[Racerxrated]

It's time for the stone cold Steve Austin "oh hell yeah" gif

Because it's time to convert my 1965 into a 2x12 with my favorite scumbacks

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Congrats!

I still have 2 4x12s yet to finish up re-speakering(yes, that's a new term invented by me )

 

[DanTravis62]

What's your 1965?

An 80s Marshall 4x10; If I'm not mistaken.

Racer is correct, it's an 80s marshall 4x10 with g10l 35 10 inch speakers, and honestly they sound quite good

I just am way more of a 12" guy so it's getting converted into a diagonal 2x12

 

[Racerxrated]

Racer is correct, it's an 80s marshall 4x10 with g10l 35 10 inch speakers, and honestly they sound quite good

I just am way more of a 12" guy so it's getting converted into a diagonal 2x12

For years my gig rig was a mini rack, with an ADA MP1, Digitech GSP 21 and a Mosvalve power amp, run through a Hughes and Kettner 4x12 with those L35s. Sounded good but if I had to play an outdoor show, I struggled to get enough volume with them. But most club gigs were good to go.

 

[JackBootedThug]

It's time for the stone cold Steve Austin "oh hell yeah" gif

Because it's time to convert my 1965 into a 2x12 with my favorite scumbacks

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[DanTravis62]

For years my gig rig was a mini rack, with an ADA MP1, Digitech GSP 21 and a Mosvalve power amp, run through a Hughes and Kettner 4x12 with those L35s. Sounded good but if I had to play an outdoor show, I struggled to get enough volume with them. But most club gigs were good to go.

I'm using it with my Cali tweed head, for my boomer classic rock cover band

So volume isnt a huge issue

The scoopiness and lack of grind that is natural to 10s drives me nuts tho

 

[VonBonfire]

For years my gig rig was a mini rack, with an ADA MP1

I still remember just getting into guitar and seeing those ads in Guitar for the Practicing Musician: "tone for days with my ADA's!" or something like that.

 

[DanTravis62]

I still remember just getting into guitar and seeing those ads in Guitar for the Practicing Musician: "tone for days with my ADA's!" or something like that.

I dig the mp1 alot actually

If I had to start a rack rig completely from scratch that would be a good place to start