Vertical Cabinets
Usually the two main points when choosing a vertical cab are width, often dictated to by the width of your amplifier and depth. Height is often limited, the smallest will be approximately 660mm and usually cabs don't go taller than 760mm.​
As amps are getting smaller we are opening up the opportunity to have angled vertical 2x12s. This not only makes transportation easier but really helps with spreading the sound on a cramped and noisy stage. The Big Block is a relatively large cab but we make multiple variations of this beauty in our fullcustom shop.
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Width
Height
Depth
620mm
700mm
360mm (280 top)
There isn't much to say here other than we start with the same shell and then rotate everything by 90 degrees. Going for a vertical version of an established 2x12 cabinet can be a really easy way of getting a well designed cabinet but one that is slightly better suited to your needs. You essentially get a very similar sound to the standard horizontal version but a slightly better spread and they tend to be easier to carry.
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One step further from simply having a vertical cab is to have a vertical angled cab. Although we can cut any size you want
in our custom shop, the most popular choices are an angled version of the Fatboy, Super Fatboy and Studio Pro cabs. There are tonal differences due to a different speaker baffle construction and a reduced internal volume but the big advantages come in having a great spread of sound.
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