I am a huge Bergantino fan and these cabinets do not disappoint at all. I am moving these along because I truly miss my 12's, and I could also use a lightweight 410.
I am the second owner. This is the chrome grill version. They are in great shape and sound perfect, no issues at all. There was some wear on the corners when I purchased them, so I replaced every single one. ONE of the handles was missing a piece of the padding, so I replace them ALL as well. If you look closely, you can see where the new handles are VERY slightly smaller than the old ones, so the outline is visible if you look at it with a microscope like I do
. I also put rubber feet on one side of the HT210 so I could gig by itself it in the upright position. One of the plastic 1/4in. input nut has been replaced with a metal one.
I have one Bergantino padded cover I will include.
I can do $1000 shipped on the pair, or $500 each shipped. PayPal is cool. $450 each cash local pickup.
As far as trades go, I am looking for AE112 x2 or AE212 or HT/EX112 ER. Might also consider an Epi UL410 or 210 plus cash. Would also consider UL112 x2. Feel free to run other cab trades by me.
Bergantino HT210, 2-10” & Horn Speaker Cabinet
2-10" cast frame woofers w/ 56oz. magnets, vented pole pieces and 2.5" voice coils
High intelligibility tweeter with cast horn
Power handling - 400 watts rms
Custom phase - coherent crossover with tweeter level control
Frequency response: 36hz - 18khz
Sensitivity: 100db • anechoic: 2.83v/1m
Impedance: 8 ohms
Dimensions: 18"H x 22-3/4"W x 18"D
Weight: 64lbs.
HT115
-15" cast frame woofer w/ 96oz. magnet, vented pole piece and 3" voice coil
-high intelligibility tweeter with cast horn
-power handling - 400 watts rms
-custom phase - coherent crossover with tweeter level control
-frequency response: 40hz - 18khz
-sensitivity: 99db • anechoic: 2.83v/1m
-impedance: 8 ohms
-dimensions: 18"H x 22-3/4"W x 18"D
-weight: 59lbs
Tom Bowlus on the HT115:
Bergantino HT115 - This cab has been my 'go to' 1x15 for some time. It is the most full sounding of the bunch, and has the most power through the lows and low mids. It's punchy and articulate, but somewhat darker in tone than most of the others. Generally very well balanced from top to bottom, but not as upper mid present as some of the others. The tweeter offers nice, bright high end, and it sounds very 'connected' to the woofer. Even the high notes are backed by a sense of fullness. The HT115 is not the 'prettiest' of the bunch played solo, but it dials up beefy fullness, and punchy articulation, with a nice tweeter layered on top. This model has been discontinued.
