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Hey guys and gals....I currently own a Vetta I 1/2 stack upgraded to 2.0.....yeah yeah yeah...I know I need the 2.5. I have been contimplating a 1/2 stack.. But my question is.....should I invest in a head with a 2 or 4x12? I love the combo and all of the tones I get but would love some more headroom. I imagine the head and the 4x12 really sounds killer. So I dont play out anymore but hey.....shaking the neighbors house would be cool too.....any of you done this before and noticed an improvement?....opinions??
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Home use? The answer is easy. Nothing less that two 4x12's will do!
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AH....justification....thats all I needed
....anyone else?
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I agree on the 4x12, exspecially if you love deep heavy chunkComment
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Get a 2 x 12 closed back extension cabinet.Comment
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I just did this, combo with extension cabinet. I thought I had all the bases covered with wattage, ohms, inputs, etc.
8 ohms per speaker, v30s, 2x12, two inputs.
I get it home and I discover that one of the inputs can/is used as an output. Basically, the speakers are wired parallel, and as soon as I plug into one, the other input becomes an output. Of course, the Vetta has two outputs, a left and a right, in normal mode. In split stereo mode you only use one output, so I shouldn't have a probelm.
What am I losing without the second input on my speaker cabinet?
Also, split stereo mode is supposed to allow 2 amps at once, one amp model to each cabinet, correct?
Sorry to hijack the thread, quakana.Comment
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No problem bro! I think I'll just blow some cash and go for the 1/2 stack......FuggitComment
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