Techsoundsystems Neodynamic 210xt Cab

[Kalim]

Hi,

I have for sale a fantastic Techsoundsystems Neodynamic 210 XT cab, which is 4 ohm and 700 watt (goes down to 37hz) £350.

Handles 5 string no problem. Wieghs about 15kg but very solid.

I have had fitted a new and original Ciar Tweeter (from Tecamp) which has 6 settings. The speakers have not been abused and is in excellent working conditon and no dents or tears. I look after my gear well.

This is a very high quality cab, uses high quality components and Ciare Italian speakers and hi- fi quality wiring.

I would like a straight swap, Prefereably for an Eden 410 XLT or 15 XLT or even a Mark Bass 15HF

The Techsoundsystems cab sounds very smooth but dynamic. I am after something with a mid bump live type of sound so just fancy a change.

I found some informtion on the net on this cab which is as follows:

" #4
10-28-2006, 07:05 AM
RWiegman
Registered User Join Date: Jul 2005
Location: Netherlands

Congratulations! Tech Soundsystems makes great cabs! I used to use SWR cabs (first one Goliath III 4x10 and after that 2 Gol. III 2x10 Jr's) for almost 8 years, but I was curious about the NEO hype. So I got a used Tech Soundsystems 210 XT and realised it was WAY better than SWR. I immediately sold the SWR cabs. The 210XT outperforms 2 Gol. Jr.'s at ease. It's better in reproducing a low B, is louder, can handle 700(!!) watt RMS, is lighter (+/-19KG/42LBS) and I now don't have trouble anymore hearing myself in the band.
The sound is modern and well balanced.

I'm very curious about the new TecAmp cabs (http://www.tec-amp.com/). It's the same company but got a new name. Too bad they don't have the "XT" versions anymore, but the good news is the new cabs are a bit cheaper than the older ones.
I'm convinced the new product line will sound (at least) as good as the previous."


Pics to follow.

Cheers
Kalim

Edited January 23, 2011 by Kalim

[karlfer]

Hello Kalim.
Pics to come?
How old is this fella as can't find anything on t'internet after 2005 (but I am dim ).
Cheers,
Karl.

[warwickhunt]

[quote name='karlfer' post='1099338' date='Jan 23 2011, 09:17 AM']Hello Kalim.
Pics to come?
How old is this fella as can't find anything on t'internet after 2005 (but I am dim ).
Cheers,
Karl.[/quote]

As the former owner of the cab I can say that it's pre 2005. You'll not find anything on t'Interweb as the site was updated when Tech Soundsystems changed to Tecamp. Nice light cab.

[franzbassist]

These are great cabs. I had two of the 1x12s from this era and they really were superb.

[Conan]

[quote name='Kalim' post='1099244' date='Jan 23 2011, 12:33 AM']The Techsoundsystems cab sounds very smooth but dynamic. I am after something with a mid bump live type of sound so just fancy a change.[/quote]

Could you not just get the 'mid hump' from your EQ?

[Kalim]

Hi, Yes, you can get something of a mid hump but it still remains very smooth (may be due to Neo Speakers) speakers apposed to a ceramic speker which is the character I now prefer, especially afer hearing an Eden 410 XLT which is a very live kind of live sound with a bit of roughness to the edges to the mid hump sound, if that makes sense.

Right, I better get on with finding and uploading those cab pics.

Cheers
Kalim

[Conan]

[quote name='Kalim' post='1099496' date='Jan 23 2011, 11:50 AM']Hi, Yes, you can get something of a mid hump but it still remains very smooth (may be due to Neo Speakers) speakers[/quote]

Hmmmm. Dunno about that, the Barefaced Compact - which weighs about the same or less than your cab - has a neo driver. Although it is regarded as being full-range and pretty flat, if you are used to a 'scooped' tone you will find it has a real 'shouty' mid-range. Worth a look, and a second-hand one should be around the price you are asking for your Tech cab.

Just a thought.