Mesa m9 and 2 subway 1x15’s a rock rig?

[Mr.Ace]

I play some rock, but mostly new country because it gets me paid.
I have a Mesa m9, and I’m looking at buying a couple subway 1x15 cabs. I’m really not sure if this rig is even appropriate for my usual gigs. Should I rethink my entire setup? Or could this rig work in any musical situation.
My basses are a Fodera Emperor standard 5, and a lakland 55-14

 

[two fingers]

If you're in a country band that is hip enough to not bug you about a P bass you'll be fine.

As far as will it work? Of course. It should sound fantastic in either situation. There's pretty much no difference between modern country and rock from a bass tone standpoint anyway.

I have played modern country with all kinds of rigs. Provided backline for a lot of those shows was an SVT and a fridge.

 

[BassmanPaul]

Personally I’d love to be in a New Country band again. They are very rare up here. We mostly see Fifties and Sixties rock bands such as the one I’m playing in ATM.

That reminds me - I should put the radio on with KX96! Done!

 

[Dave W]

If you like the M9 that it will do a fantastic job for basically any genre.

I've heard great things about the Mesa Subway cabs but I haven't played through them myself. I'd expect them to pair well with the M9.

 

[agedhorse]

The M9 with the Subways pair up just fine, that was one of our test rigs.

 

[Mr.Ace]

The M9 with the Subways pair up just fine, that was one of our test rigs.

Awesome thank you!