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[quote name='CamdenRob' timestamp='1445191849' post='2889500'] I've been using one for few months now. It's easily loud enough for a rehearsal with a loud rock drummer. Good deep tight bass, not at all honky. Also it's really easy to transport around on a trolly. It is not as good as the pair of 112s it replaced but its always a trade off with size vs power. I'm more than happy with it but I'd want another if gigging without PA support. [/quote] Nice, what amp are you using with it?

I would be interested in trying one but would probably never buy one as the CN212 is only slightly heavier and not much more money. It comfortably covers any gig that I play from quiet to loud with tone that is just incredible, it really is the best one cab solution for all but those who play at Sensible volume levels.

No fan, never overheats, great little amp😍

I have the Puma 500, it is an amazing amp with more than enough power for me, it is very honestly rated. I changed from a TH500 and would not go back, this amp is deep controlled and clean. The taste control will let you dial vintage type tone if required but if you are looking for grit then look elsewhere. Paired with a CN212 it is comfortably my favourite rig to date.

Nice rig that will move some air

This looks a really nice amp, I am sure that with Andy being involved in its design it will be a great piece of kit. It is about the only thing at the moment that might tempt me away from the Puma!

The AE410 is well known for being a punchy cab with a present but very well controlled low end. when I owned mine a few years back I thought it was great in a busy mix as it didn't try to compete with the sub lows that the keys were producing. I sold as I prefer the 212 form factor over the 410.

I have owned quite a few different Berg cabs over the years and would say that each one has its own personality, none of them have been 'neutral' if such a thing exists. Personally all that matters to me is how the cab sounds and how it interacts with the rest of my gear, if it is noticeably voiced and sounds good then great. Even as a fan of Jims gear this amp has limited appeal to me, in a live situation I want to plug and play with the ability to make quick easy minor adjustments... My Puma does that very nicely(I run it flat all the time) so for me there is no need to upgrade.

I bet it out performs an 8x10😏

Great news, Jeff makes great gear and is a pleasure to deal with,

I know 2 guitarists with axe fx and they both swear by them, with a decent IEM set up and more venues running P/A I wonder whether cabs might even become redundant all together in the future?

I am a big fan of Carey Nordstrands work.

What a stunning bass, I particularly like the fretboard 😍

[quote name='Chiliwailer' timestamp='1434738254' post='2802437'] What did you get?!!! [/quote] Yes do tell, pics would be nice as well when you have it!