Finding the Right Cabs

[unofficialnakul]

Hey there!
Got my axe 2 weeks back. I am absolutely blown away the unit.. the perfect sound anyone can get! It's just I am very much used to mesa amps. That sound, it's tone. But now I want to try different amp models. I want to know if anyone have a list specifying the correct factory cabs. That are related to amp. I tried axe wiki.. but its not that detailed.
Cheers

 

[Brownmatthall]

Check the sticky with all of yeks threads, he suggests cabs for each one and has a preset bank if you wanna check that too

 

[lqdsnddist]

There is no "right" cabs. There is just what you think sounds good. Sometimes a 1x12 or even a 1x6 gives the tone your after instead of a 4x12. That is the nice thing with the Axe, its free and easy to experiment.

Heck, use the looper before the cab block, record a riff, and just let it play while you sit there turning the knob through the stock cabs.

Buying the most versatile, tweakable guitar processor on the planet and then only setting it the way a web page says you "should" is missing the point IMO

 

[Pwrmac7600]

There was a link to an excel sheet that had amps and recommended cabs floating around here somewhere, but I can't seem to find it.....



Edit: I found it on my HD, and I converted it to PDF

 

[ML SOUND LAB]

I think this is what people are talking about here: http://olongjohnson.xp3.biz/_assets/Amp_&_Cab_Quick_Reference.pdf

Obviously if you're a Mesa guy then Mesa cabs are some of the best cabs that work with just about all amp sims. F.ex. this video of me using Cab Pack 13 with random amps and always sounding good:

 

[unofficialnakul]

Thanx guys for the info