FS/FT: Orange SP410 Isobaric Cab $800 (Local preferred)

[cvogel]

Hey guys-

Looking to move my Orange SP410. I've been using 15s lately and want to make some room for some new toys.

If you don't know about these, basically it's 4 10" Eminence neo speakers in a 210 box. 1200 watts at 8ohm. The science behind it is that you get the power of a 410 in a smaller box. It sounds great. I only used it out once, and it cut through with no issues.

Only a few scuff marks, no tolex tears.


I'm in Los Angeles and would really be into a local deal.
$800


Trade options:
Sterling Ray34 CA + cash
EBMM Stingray 5 (cash on my end?)
Lakland DJ5
Tube DI + cash depending on what ya got
Tech 21 VT Bass Deluxe + cash
Line 6 M9 + cash

Thanks guys!
Chris

[cubanz]

since I had to look it up I'll save y'all the effort.

"Two of the 10" speakers are visible from the front panel, while the other two are situated directly behind them. Orange says the SP410’s design avoids the need for a large enclosure because the front speakers’ movement is in phase with the back drivers, which creates an isobaric chamber (that is, a chamber of constant pressure) that functions as an infinite baffle for the rear driver. The rear driver therefore maintains its minimum phase and is free of linear distortion, all while having an effective doubling of mass that lowers its resonant frequency compared to the driver alone."

Read more: http://www.premierguitar.com/Magazin...#ixzz2I9QDIKK6

[cvogel]

bump

[cvogel]

Originally Posted by cubanz

since I had to look it up I'll save y'all the effort.

"Two of the 10" speakers are visible from the front panel, while the other two are situated directly behind them. Orange says the SP410’s design avoids the need for a large enclosure because the front speakers’ movement is in phase with the back drivers, which creates an isobaric chamber (that is, a chamber of constant pressure) that functions as an infinite baffle for the rear driver. The rear driver therefore maintains its minimum phase and is free of linear distortion, all while having an effective doubling of mass that lowers its resonant frequency compared to the driver alone."

Read more: http://www.premierguitar.com/Magazin...#ixzz2I9QDIKK6

thanks dawg

[cvogel]

pump

[cvogel]

up! up! up!

(i want a 5 string)

[cvogel]

Been a bit bump

[The Sailor]

Still available?

[cvogel]

moving bump

[Nxtr06]

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