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[quote name='Stewart' post='413182' date='Feb 18 2009, 03:52 PM']It's ideally suited (primarily because it can use the biamp feature of the 700/1001s) Don't be overly concerned about the power ratings (I have a 1001 and use one or two Neo112s...) If it sounds like it's having trouble, turn it down![/quote] How do I know what the limit is though? I'll be always afraid to push it? lol

GK stopped producing the 410RBX @ 800w. Is the new 400w version recommended for my 1001RBII? Will it work well or is too 'tight'? The head runs 460w @ 8ohms

Would you guys go with one 410RBH or 410RBX+115RBX?

GK 1001RBII + 410RBX + 115RBX? Or is it better to get a 410RBH now and wait...a loooooooong time to get a 115RBH?

[quote name='mxm' post='407045' date='Feb 11 2009, 10:22 PM']Based on my own experiences, the 410RBH is ideal ! Oh, and I'm selling one !!!! lol. [/quote] How much? Well...I'm based in London too not really around the corner from you =/ Have you tried the RBX series by any chance?

Hey guys, whats the best 410 cab to go with a GK 1001RBII? What are the main differences in terms of sound? I know the NEO is lighter and in terms of price, the RBX is considerably cheaper than the RBH for instance. My idea is to get a 410 and buy a 115 in the future. Would I go wrong with the RBX series? Does cheaper mean worst or the difference is not that big? Also isn't the NEO too 'natural and clean'? You tell me your thoughts Paly hard rock/ 80's heavy rock/metal, low end needed! Use pick. Thanks