Could I gig with just one of these cabs alone?
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Yes. I was in a 50-person open-mic club jam with drums, 4 electric guitars, sax, flute, and 6 of us sang thru the PA system. The guitars' amps are small all-in-one's--no stacks. The SA 2x10 cab was plenty loud and clear, through my TC Electronic 450W amp. Note that my bass guitar has passive pickups; not sure if that makes a difference in volume or not. When we had 14 other people on stage, that was about at the amp's (or the speaker's?) limit; I briefly considered getting the 15" Seismic Audio speaker to add more volume. And I would if we continually had a large ensemble (we usually don't). Yes. I was in a 50-person open-mic club jam with drums, 4 electric guitars, sax, flute, and 6 of us sang thru the PA system. The guitars' amps are small all-in-one's--no stacks. The SA 2x10 cab was plenty loud and clear, through my TC Electronic 450W amp. Note that my bass guitar has passive pickups; not sure if that makes a difference in volume or not. When we had 14 other people on stage, that was about at the amp's (or the speaker's?) limit; I briefly considered getting the 15" Seismic Audio speaker to add more volume. And I would if we continually had a large ensemble (we usually... » Read More Yes. I was in a 50-person open-mic club jam with drums, 4 electric guitars, sax, flute, and 6 of us sang thru the PA system. The guitars' amps are small all-in-one's--no stacks. The SA 2x10 cab was plenty loud and clear, through my TC Electronic 450W amp. Note that my bass guitar has passive pickups; not sure if that makes a difference in volume or not. When we had 14 other people on stage, that was about at the amp's (or the speaker's?) limit; I briefly considered getting the 15" Seismic Audio speaker to add more volume. And I would if we continually had a large ensemble (we usually don't). « Show Less
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If your keeping up with the drums ,I would say yes. If your lead guitarist is haulin in a Marshall stack ,your in trouble
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Absolutely. As long as this meets your power requirements you could do either small gigs without a PA, or large gigs where you just need stage volume. You may need to pair this with another cabinet for larger gigs if you do not have a PA for sound reinforcement.
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That really depends on the size of your venues and how much other amp and PA gear it has to work alongside. Personally I gig with this all time - bars and small concert hall types of venues - and it kicks out s lot of sound. 5 piece band with all the setup that entails - and together with the Behringer head I use to power it, the Seismic is more than suitable for me.
263218
Should not be a problem. The transceiver has a lot of cable to get it close to the cab.
2168249
Yes, but the harmonies wont be as true without an instrument in the loop providing the root sound for the machine to pickup from. You can still use the provided keys without instrument as long as you are sure you are singing in those keys. Best of luck.
630453
No you can not. Not that I am aware of. I am using with the older jam man solo.
1979657
Like everybody is saying the "cab" is universal. It does the job it is built for. You'll really appreciate it.
373743
once you run it thru an amp you can...but not as a stand alone piece of equipment
410694
You would have to remove the battery, the seat and the and the steering column to lift it by yourself. If you will be using be using the scooter quite often I would recommend some type of scooter lift.
715829
This shouldn't be a problem at all. I use a number of different amp heads with this cab and they all sound great. Just be sure to match the ohms setting from the amp head to the one on the cab.
146720
yes you can, but if don't want to make noise, don't use the amp to begin with...
1740547
No u can not operate 2 independently in the same room and yes, there will be conflict with both cars
594103
Yes. You can ride by yourself without the second rider. As soon as it is attached, the trailer safety becomes one unit with your bike.
1775792
Well, it doesn't "need" one, but if you want to use the onboard Fishman pickup system, you will need a battery to run the pickup and preamp. Inside the sound hole there is a battery compartment. - Andy
1378276
You can. With the solo you can only record EITHER vocals, or your instrument. One at a time. With the Apogee Duet. You can record both at the same time.
70490
You can. I have all my tone in the banks. None if the originals are there. You can only pull up 4 tones at a time. You really need the short board to switch through the 100 available presets.
495830
Hi there! The 1x12 gets loud enough for small bars, but if there is a house PA, you may just want to mic the cab. I have an ElectroHarmonix 22Caliber power amp, and in a bar sized practice room, I can tune feedback from about 10 feet. Nice!
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I bought this tube last year. You can ride alone or with a companion. We really enjoy it - no issues. - David K.
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No, you can operate them on the amp itself, however adding the pedal gives you additional control with the looper ,delay, and channel switch abilities. Personally as someone who gigs every now and then, I highly recommend getting the pedal.