TomRandles97

Thanks for all the advice fellas I'm currently using a MB NY 122 with a TA503, the case for the amp actually has velcroing on the underside which has proved useful in sticking itself to the carpeting on the cab. Whether this was an intentional part of the design, I'm not sure, but it works well. I don't think I'd trust it with the stand though so I'll have to figure it out if I decide to get it. Reckon it would hold a 2x12 well? Can't see it being a problem but if it's designed to use with combos I could run into some issues with the dimensions and weight.

Thinking about getting the Mark Stand for gigs etc. At home I've come up with a makeshift solution of set of weights or bricks under the front of the cab, which obviously isn't the most elegant solution and certainly not one I'd want to use outside of the house. I also slightly resent spending £30 on a bit of cloth and plywood unless I know it's going to be worthwhile. Basically want to know; How does it effect dispersion? Does the angled cab in a gig scenario lose some of the low end and 'punch'? Am I, and more importantly, the audience going to benefit from the improved clarity?