Anyway, I've really been diggin' my Tiny Terror through a single 10" Eminence Ramrod lately. Housed in a very cheap home made cab:
And I mean really diggin' it. I've played a couple of gigs with it and it sounds killer. Very impressed. The only thing it's missing is a little deeper tone, kind of like a full sized 1x12. So that got me thinking, I really should start looking into 2x10 cabs!
So, I started down the road thinking of all the cab mfgs that build 2x10. Avatar, lopoline, a couple of small builders on TGP.... And I even started to think that I could build my own even though it's pretty time consuming. So it came down to it and I was looking at $65 for a speaker and another $240-250 for a cab. I just didn't want to spend that kind of money right now before the holidays.....
Then I thought about this over sized 1x12 I built last year (almost identically the size of a PPC112) *EDIT: It is not the same size as the PPC112. I remember measuring the PPC extensively so I went back to look. I made the cab the same width and depth so it would stack nicely but this cab is about 3"-4" taller. If anyone would like to know the exact dimensions for their own build just ask......
At this point I figured I really didn't need another 1x12 sitting around (since I have 3 others) and I started to measure... And I'll be damned that it had JUST enough space to fit 2x10s diagnally. One major problem was that the 1x12 baffle was glued and screwed into the existing cab. But if I sawed out enough I'd have just enough room for a 1/2" ply baffle that I could mount on the front. So out comes the sawsall and the table saw and I get this!
It's a deep sounding great 2x10 open backed cab, that I didn't have to build from scratch! And it sounds great!
Just thought I'd share.
Only suggestion - perhaps you should paint the inside of the baffle board black for extra sexiness for back door peepers? 
I actually thought of that after I took the picture. I'll see if it bothers me in a week enough to take it a part. One problem is the grill cloth is mounted directly to the baffle so I'd have to get a little creative to not go through the process of removing all the staples and pulling the grill cloth off to paint it. We'll see.
