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Post by mrpendleton on Dec 9, 2016 14:44:52 GMT -7
I have a Ghia 2x10 combo, and I was thinking about buying a 2x10 cabinet to use with it.
What do you guys think? Does anyone use a ghia with 4x10's?
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Post by jimiata on Dec 9, 2016 17:39:08 GMT -7
The sound will definitely be HUGE.
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Post by simpleton on Dec 9, 2016 18:06:04 GMT -7
Also you could load it with lower db speakers for smaller venues
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Post by eggman on Dec 10, 2016 0:31:23 GMT -7
Howdy,
I would want a speaker cab with different sized speakers from my combo for verstility. Your 4x10 idea is worth a look. I'm keen on my 1x12 Z cab with my Ghia head. Currently I've got a Celestion blue in it and she sounds great. Good luck!
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Post by meanslide on Dec 10, 2016 19:40:13 GMT -7
I had a 4x10 cab with a Ghia head for awhile. The Docs speakers are rated at 70 watts each (240 watts handling in a 4x10 configuration). At 18 watts, the Ghia didn't seem to be able to push them like it can with a lower wattage speaker.
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Post by simpleton on Dec 11, 2016 9:02:16 GMT -7
I had a 4x10 cab with a Ghia head for awhile. The Docs speakers are rated at 70 watts each (240 watts handling in a 4x10 configuration). At 18 watts, the Ghia didn't seem to be able to push them like it can with a lower wattage speaker. Great point. Maybe a 1x12 to fill up the sound forms. 10's can gave less low end fatness than 12's. |
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Post by sonicboom on Dec 12, 2016 19:46:40 GMT -7
I mainly use a ghia with a Dr z 4x10 cab packed with Ramrods. It sounds awesome and the ghia pushes perfectly. Those speakers are rated at 100db so they are super loud and that's good if you have a loud drummer. Even without a loud drummer you wanna have the ability to have enough power. Do it.
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Post by mrpendleton on Dec 13, 2016 7:35:33 GMT -7
Thanks for the replies!
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