Been reading lots of rave reviews about EA's new Micro 300 paired with a 10" Wizzy... Anyone out there tried a Micro 300 with an Epi UL-110? I'm considering the Micro 300 paired with one of the 10"ers, but don't have any options for test driving the setups around here.

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I *think* Adrian Cho made some comments with regards to the Micro 300 into a Epi 10 in one of the earlier Micro300 threads-try doing a search for his posts.

I'm interested too, but since it's summer i've got far too much time to think about gear.

take it easy.

My ear prefers the UL-110 than the Wizzy 10. Depending on what you are sending to the Wizzy 10, the sound is too harsh for me - much like the LDS 1x8 cab was. For example, the Full Circle alone into the UL-110 sounded just great for me. Into the Wizzy it ain't so great. I haven't really had a chance to try the AMT with Wizzy however and I'll be doing that tonight now that I finally have a repaired Micro 300. In any case, I really don't think I could go back to carrying a UL-110 after the Wizzy. The smaller size and weight is that dramatic even if it doesn't seem that much on paper.

Really interested to see where this thread goes... Looking for a light 1x10 rig.

How about the Schroeder Mini 10L at 17lbs? With the Micro 300 that rig would weigh in at 19.5 lbs total!!! :hyper: :hyper:

Yes the Schroeder could be very interesting. It's very close to the Wizzy in dimensions and weight (the Wizzy is actully 16.5 lbs even though it is advertised at 18 lbs) and it has a tweeter.

Really interested to see where this thread goes... Looking for a light 1x10 rig.:

EA VL110 + EA iAmp 500

Mmmmmmm!

My ear prefers the UL-110 than the Wizzy 10. Depending on what you are sending to the Wizzy 10, the sound is too harsh for me - much like the LDS 1x8 cab was. For example, the Full Circle alone into the UL-110 sounded just great for me. Into the Wizzy it ain't so great. I haven't really had a chance to try the AMT with Wizzy however and I'll be doing that tonight now that I finally have a repaired Micro 300. In any case, I really don't think I could go back to carrying a UL-110 after the Wizzy. The smaller size and weight is that dramatic even if it doesn't seem that much on paper.

Yea I just A/B'd the LDS and Wizzy 100 yesterday (as I sold the LDS's) and I have to say the LDS 2 way with C driver sounded the warmest of the three. The Wizzy 10 is just so small and light and the tone is much more even and omni directional. But it IS very mid rangey. I use the mid reduction curve on the U5.

I recently acquired a Schroeder 4 ohm Mini 10 + Light demo from Jorg. I compared it with my Wizzy 10 very briefly before UPS picked up my Micro 300 for repair. The Schroeder cuts through like crazy!! The Wizzy 10 seems to have a deeper soundstage but does not have the bite due to the lack of a tweeter, which prompted me to get the Schroeder, which is not even close to being broken in yet. The two plus the Micro 300 should be devastating!

Keep God First!:hyper:

A Groove is a Terrible Thing to Waste!:cool:

bottomzone, I would be definitely interested in hearing more on the Schroeder 4 ohm Mini 10+ L vs the Wizzy 10. Please keep reporting in! How do you find carrying the Schroeder vs the Wizzy 10?

EA VL110 + EA iAmp 500

Mmmmmmm!

Of all the EA VL series I was never able to get comfortable with
the VL 110. With my bass and the Realist it's just to dark compared to the VL 208 and that's saying something because the 208 is a pretty mellow cabinet.


Ric

bottomzone, I would be definitely interested in hearing more on the Schroeder 4 ohm Mini 10+ L vs the Wizzy 10. Please keep reporting in! How do you find carrying the Schroeder vs the Wizzy 10?

The Schroeder is ~ 6 oz heaver than the Wizzy 10!!! I can't feel any difference. Since it is 2 inches shorter, 4 inches wider and 1 inch deeper than the Wizzy 10, it won't fit in the Wizzy 10 Back Pack:crying: . As soon as I get my repaired Micro 300 back and really get a chance to break in the Schroeder, I will post my opinion here.

Keep God First!:hyper:

A Groove is a Terrible Thing to Waste!:cool:

That's awesome bout the Schroder-i never thought to look into those.

I'm glad that there's some affordable [ok-relatively] light weight gear out there.