BassmanPaul

The HLF tends to be somewhat dark as it goes really low. I hope it suits your needs.

A lot of folk think that daisy chaining from one cab to another cab is a series connection and the impedances would add. This is incorrect as such a connection is still parallel wiring.

I didn't have Lego as a kid, it hadn't been invented yet! LOL

Which makes the load 4Ω so don't try to add a third box.

Good luck is what you'll need if you try to run a WA at 2Ω. You'll get away with it - until you don't. You will eventually kill the amp. Some folk will swap out a combo's driver to get every last watt the amplifier is capable of. In actuality the difference in volume between an 8Ω load and a 4Ω one is barely noticeable. To get twice as loud by increasing power would require that power to be ten times larger.

Currently all businesses in the US, as they are in the UK, are trying to cope with the Covid19 Pandemic. Many businesses have all of their staff on State ordered stay at home rules. This has obviously has made things difficult for everyone. Patience is going to be the watchword for the next months until all this crap is done with and we can all get on with our lives. Please practice social distancing and wash your hands often during the day. Keep your selves healthy and good luck to everyone!

I miss the days of the JMI VOX amplifiers. As a baby bass player I aspired to own a VOX amp. In 1967 I fulfilled that dream with an AC50 Foundation. The stuff put out under the VOX name nowadays I view as basically junk.

I've been happy with my Acme B2 cabinets. I have four but only use two to gig with. They are a 2x10 box and I stack a pair for a vertical 4x10. The way they handle the Low B of my sixes is a pure delight!!

I thought it was due to resonance from where my brain should be! LOL

In my mind trying to make something into something it's not often ends up in a fail.

Just as a point the RH750 has a maximum output of 236W just the same as it's little brother the RH450. It only 'sounds' like 750W.

Don't put your screwdriver through the cone. When you do your whole day is ruined!!

If you like the sound of your Rumble practice amp why not consider one if it's bigger brothers? I've played through a Rumble 350 combo with two 10s and it handled the B of my six string with ease. It's the first Fender bass amp I've actually liked!

Contact Jeff at Genzler to get the proper device.

You could take a look at the Mesa D800 and D800+ Fine very well made amplifiers.

If the pre-amp pedal has sufficient output to drive the power amp you chose yes you can. If it doesn’t you can not! BTW, the only dumb question is the one that was never asked.