What do we recon about 3x10?

pickergpickerg Frets: 30

Ok, so I have a tweed Bassman 5f6a Ceriatone clone head made by Martin @MartinW. ; Great amp which I'm currently running through a 2x12 G12H30 and V30.

I've managed to get a good deal on some blue frame alnico 10 inch speakers from an early 59 Bassman reissue.  Now, these are 8 ohm speakers so I was thinking of wiring them in series-parallel as my amp has 4, 8 and 16 ohm taps.  Would this sound much different to how a Bassman should sound, or would changing the transformer to a one with a 2 ohm option so it's more like the original be a better option - there seems to be conflicting info online about this, and whether using a 2 ohm tap from a 2, 4 and 8 ohm OT is a good idea or not?

The other option I was thinking was rather than going 4x10, for weight and portability I could use 3x10 speakers like the Bandmaster and a few other amps.  If this was wired to 2.66 ohm I could use the 4 ohm output?  What do people recon?  I realise the Bassman is a different circuit to the Bandmaster but wondered how it would be with 3x10?

Anyone else used 3x10 with other amps?

I play country rock, Americana etc. and like the just breaking up, cleans up with guitar volume type sound.

Any thoughts welcome, cheers.

 

 

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