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[quote name='chris_b' timestamp='1323528632' post='1464234'] [font="Arial"]Can you describe the differences between your old AE112 and the Vanderkley cab? What makes one better and the other not so good? Thanks.[/font] [/quote] The Berg sounded amazing at home, like a studio monitor. By no means a bad cab, 2nd place over all the others I've owned. The Berg just didn't cut through live and had a lot of crazy low end, partly due to the rear port ? So I discovered that I'm not keen on rear ported cabs. Another minor point would be the top mounted handle. A bit cheap. The Vanderkley sounds like there's a slight mid boost at home but this works great live. I'm guessing the slight mid bump helps to cut through. The cab definitely moves more air & I love the front port. It just sounds clear from top to bottom. Reminds me of an Epifani UL112 but less pillowy. I recon two cabs would be killer.

I'm blown away by my Vanderkley 112 MNT. Sounds great on a gig, really clear from top to bottom. Also had very positive comments from fellow band mates. Way better than my Bergantino AE112. Best cab I've owned in 20 years & I've had a lot of different cabs. Nice recessed handles and back panel. Very solid construction. Now I need to decide whether to add another 112 or 210 ? I may post a vid review on youtube if I can find a good mic.

Should have my Vanderkley 112 this week. Will post my opinions after a few gigs.

[quote name='obbm' timestamp='1315811324' post='1370080'] Indeed I have a pair of these. They will get their first use at rehearsal tonight. [/quote] ?