petergales

Just sold my Ampeg cab to Jon. A great guy who traveled over to meet me and arrived bang on time. Great comms and prompt payment. Completely hassle-free transaction. You can deal with this guy with complete confidence - a real credit to Basschat and just the sort of member we need.

I'll put the kettle on MisterT

I think Marc is right and you should consider adding another 112 rather than a 210. I have two options for cabs - either two 112EXTs or a 410LNT (all Vanderkley). The 410 is awesome. I use my DB751 generally and especially with the 410. However if the space available is tight (or if there are stairs to get up ) I use an Ampeg PF800. As the review in BGM said the 112EXT sounds great with just about any amp and my experience bears that out. I used to have a TH500 thinking it was the DB751 sound but without the weight but I was wrong so I sold it. The 751 has real heft. As you don't live too far away, if you want to try any of my gear just drop me a PM. Kind regards Pete

Yep, you'd get a real well-rounded warm bottom end with two stacked one on top of the other. The one on the bottom almost acts as a sub. I've always found that with the 12s I've had - well worth getting a second one.

[quote name='Defo' timestamp='1484055769' post='3212250'] Worth adding Vanderkley to your list, 30 years of GAS and they've stayed the longest.... [/quote] +1. Excellent cabs

I have two 112EXT cabs and a 410LNT. They are brilliant cabs and I can't recommend them highly enough.

Aguilar DB751 Ampeg PF800 Ampeg PF350 Gallien Krueger MBE III combo Marshall Bass State 65 combo Vanderkley EXT112 x 2 Vanderkley LNT410 Ampeg Classic SVT210HE [b][color=#ff0000]Up For Sale[/color][/b] Mmmmm. Think I should be starting to thin things out

I always use Isoblok blocks to isolate the amp from those vibrations coming from the cab. I bought a couple from Bassgear after I could hear the valves rattling in my amp when it was sat on top of a BF cab. That did the trick for not a lot of money.