8 x 10's

[Britsie]

I'm using a 210 combined with a 112 at the moment but I haven't had the courage yet to sell my Marshall VBC810 because it sounds soo Goooood!

[Handwired]

I tend to use fridge only for bigger shows nowadays but Jesus, does it sound good. But perhaps mainly from a monitoring perspective due to it's height.
And in a 'Rock' environment I'd swear I play better with it blowing away behind me.

[ambient]

Never owned one, but they do look very cool.

I remember seeing an EBS 8x10 a few years ago, it looked amazing, I dread to think why it weighed though.

[Handwired]

[quote name='ambient' timestamp='1406237085' post='2509743']
Never owned one, but they do look very cool.

I remember seeing an EBS 8x10 a few years ago, it looked amazing, I dread to think why it weighed though.


[/quote]The beauty of most 8x10's is that they have tilt back wheels so you rarely have to lift them, and when you get to the van/stage, just tilt them back so you only lift half the weight at once.

[Guest]

Mines' a sealed Laney NX810, sounds glorious and weighs in at a svelte 90lb give or take.
It's easier to lug than any 410 I've owned yet it's only done two indoor and one outdoor gigs this year. On both the indoor one's the comments went something like " you can't bring that bloody thing in ere". You try explaining that you have a volume control but alas.
Still, well worth owning for the times you do get to use it as quite frankly, not much else comes close.