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petergales

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  1. I think Marc is right and you should consider adding another 112 rather than a 210. I have two options for cabs - either two 112EXTs or a 410LNT (all Vanderkley). The 410 is awesome. I use my DB751 generally and especially with the 410. However if the space available is tight (or if there are stairs to get up ) I use an Ampeg PF800. As the review in BGM said the 112EXT sounds great with just about any amp and my experience bears that out. I used to have a TH500 thinking it was the DB751 sound but without the weight but I was wrong so I sold it. The 751 has real heft. As you don't live too far away, if you want to try any of my gear just drop me a PM. Kind regards Pete
  2. Yep, you'd get a real well-rounded warm bottom end with two stacked one on top of the other. The one on the bottom almost acts as a sub. I've always found that with the 12s I've had - well worth getting a second one.
  3. [quote name='Defo' timestamp='1484055769' post='3212250'] Worth adding Vanderkley to your list, 30 years of GAS and they've stayed the longest.... [/quote] +1. Excellent cabs
  4. I have two 112EXT cabs and a 410LNT. They are brilliant cabs and I can't recommend them highly enough.
  5. Aguilar DB751 Ampeg PF800 Ampeg PF350 Gallien Krueger MBE III combo Marshall Bass State 65 combo Vanderkley EXT112 x 2 Vanderkley LNT410 Ampeg Classic SVT210HE [b][color=#ff0000]Up For Sale[/color][/b] Mmmmm. Think I should be starting to thin things out
  6. I always use Isoblok blocks to isolate the amp from those vibrations coming from the cab. I bought a couple from Bassgear after I could hear the valves rattling in my amp when it was sat on top of a BF cab. That did the trick for not a lot of money.
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  8. These are great cabs. I use two stacked and it's a great sounding rig (and one of the lightest too as a bonus!). Good luck with the sale.
  9. Thanks silverfoxnik. Yes it's a great full range cab. I've got some rubber feet that can screw to the side so it can be used vertically too.
  10. I'm downsizing my rig so I've decided to sell this SVT Classic 210HE (Made in the USA and in great condition). The cab has a new Roqsolid cover. It’s the top one of the two cabs (the 115 is sold) and is in excellent condition and full working order. I have some rubber feet that can be attached to the side so it can be used vertically as a single cab solution. Too big to post so collection from Leeds or meet up within a reasonable distance. Welcome to try this for yourself at any time. [b][color=#ff0000]PRICE DROPPED TO £200 ono[/color][/b] Detailed specs from the Ampeg website as follows. SVT-210HE Component 1: Size 2-10” Cast Voice Coil 2” Magnet Weight 30 oz Component 2: Size Horn/Driver Voice Coil 1” Magnet Weight 8 oz RMS Handling 250 watts Program Handling 500 watts Frequency Response (-3dB) 50 - 18kHz Useable Low Frequency (-10dB) 35 Hz Nominal Impedance 8 ohms Sensitivity 97 dB Maximum SPL 119 dB Crossover Frequency 4kHz Dimensions 24”x18”x16” Weight 60 lbs
  11. Just taken delivery of my LNT410 and used for the first time last Saturday. What a brilliant cab! Loads of bottom end but still has the clarity. I could also carry it out comfortably at the end of the night! This is a bargain as I paid well over a grand for mine. I also have a pair of 112EXTs and they are superb cabs, too. Stick one on top of the other and it makes a great portable rig. GLWTS
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