Ok - final decision - thoughts please!

[Prime_BASS]

+1

I brought my barefaced then got my amp, first the SVT-3 pro.

But it's heaviness and lower wattage wasn't doing me favours, sounded great though.
I sold it a got the OTB, much more warmth and low end, now i'm a happy chappy.

[JTUK]

I'd be interested to hear how this all turned out.

[Rachel]

Hi guys,
I'm going up to see the Warwick rig next Monday, so I'll let you know what happens!
Thanks!

[Rachel]

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Good? With the Eden 2x12? It runs at 2 ohms as well so does that mean I could add another 4 ohm speaker then if I needed to?

[JTUK]

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Good? With the Eden 2x12? It runs at 2 ohms as well so does that mean I could add another 4 ohm speaker then if I needed to?

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yes... if it runs down to 2ohms, you can add 2 4 ohms cabs to get that maximum power of 750 watts from the amp.

With a 2x12..ie, the correct 2x12 at 4 ohms, this will be more than you'll need, I would think but I struggle along with 400 watts and never get much above halfway and we have a big sound and a loud drummer. If you find you need that extra, you'll be using PA support as well,...I would hope.

[LawrenceH]

[quote name='JTUK' post='845732' date='May 23 2010, 01:44 PM']If you find you need that extra, you'll be using PA support as well,...I would hope.[/quote]

This is correct. Beyond a certain volume it's far more sensible to rely on decent tri- or quad-amped PA systems, that someone else supplies for you. Mic the cab or make sure your DI sound is good.

[Count Bassie]

[quote name='LawrenceH' post='845750' date='May 23 2010, 09:08 AM']This is correct. Beyond a certain volume it's far more sensible to rely on decent tri- or quad-amped PA systems, that someone else supplies for you. Mic the cab or make sure your DI sound is good.[/quote]

+1 on the volume thing. My best discovery of late is that I don't need a huge rig- a mid-powered head is usually all I ever need- if I have efficient cabs.

Having a good DI-out and a ground lift on the amp is a great idea.

Anyway, get the Warwick!