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Larrytom
04/02/2014 7:50pm

Hey Vaughn, I've watched your shootout of the Super Sonic 22 Twice and think you did a great comparison.  I have to say I liked the ET90 the most.  I want mostly clean headroom and that speaker seemed to kill it!  Question, what would you think of running that in my amp with a 15" in a cab sitting underneath it?  Alnico worth the extra money?  Seems the 15" would add some nice girth.  Your thoughts would be greatly appreciated. 

Thanks

VAUGHN SKOW
04/04/2014 1:53pm

Hummm .... not sure ... The cab would need to be properly sized to the 15 to truly reach it's potential ... which would be fairly big.  I think I'd rather have it on top of a traditional big-box (Marshall 1936 sized) 2x12...  But, well ... just not sure ...

If ya give it a try, be sure to post your results here!

Larrytom
04/04/2014 5:17pm

Thanks for answering Vaughn.  That makes sense.  Does WGS have a cab size requirement for the 15" figured out?  I was planning on building a cab to match the Supersonic in width and figured I'd look into how big to make the rest of it, but I could make it any size.   I was going to match the Tolex and grill cloth to the my amp as  well as best I could.  If I did go with a 1936 size and 2X12, what would you recommend for the two speakers to go with the ET90 in the combo?  The Reaper and a Retro 30 maybe?  

Thanks, Larry

VAUGHN SKOW
04/08/2014 9:39am

on the 1x15?

Larrytom
04/08/2014 7:26pm

I was going to build it as a closed with the option of taking of back panels to try open.  The supersonic is 24" wide, so was planning on starting with that.

VAUGHN SKOW
04/10/2014 9:50pm

Okay, here's my best shot at a solid suggestion...

Go with your 22" wide by 20" tall by 10.5" deep, and do the back in 3 equal panels, and I just bet you will love the sound of 1/3-open with the center panel removed ... a favorite of mine since I discovered it.