LowEndEngineer

[quote name='Chopthebass' post='261150' date='Aug 12 2008, 03:43 PM']Why lug around a 212 when two 112's will sound just as good![/quote] consider you own three of them i would say you probably have some personal experience but i did read somewhere else the db 212 sounds better and bigger then 2 112s. also, that aguilar originally designed the db212 to sound like two db112's but after player feedback changed the design some. my first thought was though, i already have an ampeg 115 and 112he (8ohms each) and wanted a 4ohm do everything standalone cab. what i have discovered is the the 115 is actually easier to move and what i take to smaller gigs because it has casters and is tall enough i can roll everything easily with my ashdown rc in case on top. rolling around 2 stacked cabs with a head on top and navigating curbs and such is not so easy! ps i can get the Ashdown NEO 414 for the same price as the aguilar db212 so i am tempted to buy it still. part of the reason being i do not own any cabs with 10in speakers but the aguilar really does seem perfect for my needs.

[quote name='Bigwan' post='260692' date='Aug 12 2008, 06:17 AM']Have to say that a pair of DB112s in black and silver with a chrome ashdown ABM head would look altogether sexual![/quote] I am strongly thinking of getting a 4ohm DB212 to go with with my chrome faced Ashdown ABM RC Anyone know if the Aguilar logo plate can be easily removed from the the front grill? That would be a pretty clean and sexy look! I have been debating a standalone cab for this head for awhile. Right now I got an Ampeg 112 and 115 but they really are not ideal for me with this head. My other consideration is one of the Ashdown Classic NEO 414T 4ohm cabs. I can get one at a good price but am scared off having to move it, the most I have to go is one flight of stairs at my rehearsal space but not sure I could manage it by myself.