Yeah, watch out for wildly varying wattages, and be careful about impedance.

That said, though...mixing and matching speakers sounds ****ing awesome. I have a 2x12 that has an Eminence Swamp Thang and an Eminence V12, and it definitely sounds much better/bigger/thicker/clearer/other buzz words as a result. I play metal; the Swamp Thang has a fantastic, prominent, cutting midrange and a very articulate sound, while the Legend has a sort of dry, almost sterile "modern" sound with a decent bit of low end, very smooth highs, and a kind of spongey response. Put them together, and you get all those qualities in one cab.

Do some research and experimenting; Eminence has a tone chart on its website that gives you a pretty good idea of what their different speakers sounds like. Just don't pay any attention to the "good for ____ genre" parts of the description. And don't worry too much about matching watts; you probably won't want to have, say, a 60-watt speaker paired with a 120-watt speaker, but I'd guess that a 75-watter together with a 100-watter would be fine.

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