Hugomack
Experienced
I completely agree with JoeGold.
I've had a GT800 for several years, using it as both guitar amplification and PA too in small venues. It's excellent for the Axe, and will drive two FRFR cabs at loud enough volumes for any player. It's also so light.
The small venue option is one side for the Axe - to an NL12 or FRFR cab; and the other to 2 PA cabs. At bigger venues where I'm providing the PA, I velcro a MAtrix GM50 to the top of the NL12. The GT800 handles the full range PA cabs - or the mids and tops if I'm using subs. I'm now considering buying one of their PA amps - the 4-way looks killer to amplify everything from a single 2u unit.
I've had a GT800 for several years, using it as both guitar amplification and PA too in small venues. It's excellent for the Axe, and will drive two FRFR cabs at loud enough volumes for any player. It's also so light.
The small venue option is one side for the Axe - to an NL12 or FRFR cab; and the other to 2 PA cabs. At bigger venues where I'm providing the PA, I velcro a MAtrix GM50 to the top of the NL12. The GT800 handles the full range PA cabs - or the mids and tops if I'm using subs. I'm now considering buying one of their PA amps - the 4-way looks killer to amplify everything from a single 2u unit.