I'm currently looking for a lightweight 2x12 cab. Im looking at the 1x12 Bergies, but that Epiphani looks great. Can you give us the address of The Gallery, I cant seem to find it anywhere.
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Well, I am a newbie too to Basschat, but not to Bass!
Considered a couple UL110s but decided to home build.
Built myself a couple 1x10" cabs, no tweeters, to keep cost and simplicity down (can always add later) and I was suiably suprised by what I had achieved.
The cabs are MDF (not light ply), so do come in a bit heavier than the Epifanis and installed a single 10" Celelstion in each (Neo mags) rated at 200W each.
I wired them up with dual 6mm and Neutrik sockets to allow me to parallel them up.
Tried them with my Hartke 3500 and WOW!!!! Bought a GenzBenz Shuttle 3.0 and well what can I say.
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The Lightweight Cabs Thread
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Posted · Edited by ajw01
[quote name='notable9' post='95654' date='Nov 28 2007, 03:43 PM']Hi guys, noobie here.
I'm currently looking for a lightweight 2x12 cab. Im looking at the 1x12 Bergies, but that Epiphani looks great. Can you give us the address of The Gallery, I cant seem to find it anywhere.
Note[/quote]
Well, I am a newbie too to Basschat, but not to Bass!
Considered a couple UL110s but decided to home build.
Built myself a couple 1x10" cabs, no tweeters, to keep cost and simplicity down (can always add later) and I was suiably suprised by what I had achieved.
The cabs are MDF (not light ply), so do come in a bit heavier than the Epifanis and installed a single 10" Celelstion in each (Neo mags) rated at 200W each.
I wired them up with dual 6mm and Neutrik sockets to allow me to parallel them up.
Tried them with my Hartke 3500 and WOW!!!! Bought a GenzBenz Shuttle 3.0 and well what can I say.
WOW, WOW, WOW, WOW, WOW, WOW
and saved myself loadsa money in the process.
Will post some pics up when I get a chance.
Bassman Al