Get Your CHEAP Schroeders Here...

James Hart · #1 05-02-2006, 12:58 PM

Hey guys, I need to fuel a couple GAS purchases and these things are getting in my way.

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Pending 1210 (4 ohm): Pre Production with the tweeter placed like the old Tech cabinets. Hand signed dust caps and cast frame drivers. Low miles but some road rash w/soft "Le Cover" = * $550 shipped!
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SOLD 1212 (4 ohm): Early run with screen printed dust caps and cast frame drivers. Also Low miles and some road rash w/soft "Le Cover" = $570
(I'll miss this one the most!)
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Pending Mini 12 (8 ohm): Great sounding, loud, tiny, vintage toned, deep cabinet. Single angled 12" with no horn. Non signed dust cap, stamped frame driver. Only used at a handful of auditions but some mild rash and cracked plastic corners (damn FedEx Ground) = * $325 shipped!
as much as I have no use for it,
if it doesn't move I'll be keeping it.

* = to the continental US of A. Other locations, I'll pay packing & you pay shipping.

emblymouse · #2 05-02-2006, 04:00 PM

Hi, Is that a mini light or standard? I've never used one, I'm wanting to add a second cab w/ my Bag End S-15 and was considering getting another Whats your take on the combo of these two? Using SWR 350 or GK MB 150 for non-heavy rock/pop and also Clevinger upright in a jazz guitar duo.

James Hart · #3 05-02-2006, 04:26 PM

Hey! it's a standard...both are. I use to run an S12 and S15... so I'm kinda familiar.

I think the mini is punchy like the Bagends but centered more in the low mids... deeper feeling too.

not to pitch my own cab... but as a guy that ran an AMP BH-260 into a mini Bagend stack through the 90s, I think the 350 + S15 & Mini12 would be a killer set up for just about anything outside metal and thrash.

like I've said, if no one buys the mini12 I'll be keeping it... I do dig the cab A LOT. The problem is my 400watt / 100lbs tube head wants BIG cab... I pulled the trigger on an SWR 4x12 cab and might consider a 1x15, 2x15 or 1x18 to match up with it (the Bagend S18B-B is at the top of my list) as well.

Sutton · #4 05-02-2006, 05:04 PM

WHY MUST THEY BE 4 OHM!?

Bump for great prices

James Hart · #5 05-02-2006, 05:28 PM

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Originally Posted by Sutton

WHY MUST THEY BE 4 OHM!?

Bump for great prices

BECAUSE THEY ARE SUPPOSE TO BE A SINGLE CAB SOLUTION!!!!

and thanks

emblymouse · #6 05-02-2006, 05:37 PM

I actually am a Bag End Artist Endorser and am a hard sell! These cabs sure seem like they are something new and I'm certainly curious. I'm not a tweeter kind of guy but I have added an 8-string to the mix and expect to be getting a 12ver inthe near future and wanted to brighten things up cabinet wise. My hang up is I can hardly even look at anything bigger than the S-15 now that I'm used to the size! I've got a call in right now for my price on several BE cabs including their S-12. If prices were on par, would you still choose the Mini over a BE S-12?

James Hart · #7 05-02-2006, 05:49 PM

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Originally Posted by emblymouse

If prices were on par, would you still choose the Mini over a BE S-12?

tough call.... for a single cab gig the Mini12 hands down. but to be paired with an S15 or for recording (the S12 was my favorite recording cab)... I may have to lean to the S12.

no wait... BUY MY CABINET!

I seriously think the Mini12 would add some meat to the S15, the S12 will add more punch.

emblymouse · #8 05-02-2006, 05:51 PM

Thank you sir, on that I will chew a bit!

Alex · #9 05-02-2006, 08:55 PM

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Originally Posted by James Hart

like I've said, if no one buys the mini12 I'll be keeping it... I do dig the cab A LOT. The problem is my 400watt / 100lbs tube head wants BIG cab... I pulled the trigger on an SWR 4x12 cab and might consider a 1x15, 2x15 or 1x18 to match up with it (the Bagend S18B-B is at the top of my list) as well.

The schro 1210 handles 1000 watts. Not enough for ya?

tplyons · #10 05-02-2006, 10:11 PM

James, do you remember which Schroeder I was loving at the G2G? Was it the mini 12?

Loel · #11 05-02-2006, 10:34 PM

James,
may i ask what is the weight of the mini 12?

cheers
Larry

James Hart · #12 05-02-2006, 11:05 PM

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Originally Posted by tplyons

James, do you remember which Schroeder I was loving at the G2G? Was it the mini 12?

1210... I hadn't scored the mini12 at that point.

James Hart · #13 05-02-2006, 11:08 PM

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Originally Posted by Electric Blue

James,
may i ask what is the weight of the mini 12?

not sure (no scale)... maybe 35ish pounds

James Hart · #14 05-03-2006, 05:34 AM

Morning bump...

bmc · #15 05-03-2006, 07:21 AM

I have the same old style Mini 12+ that James has. It's not the new light version. Mine has a horn and weighs in at 28lbs. It's a killer cab, replacing an SWR 1-15 for me. I'm using it with a loud drummer and powering it with 450 watts.

Great cab and, um, priced for a quick a sale.

James Hart · #16 05-03-2006, 01:35 PM

thanks for the bump.... the 1212R just shipped out this morning. Official weight 62llbs!

James Hart · #17 05-04-2006, 12:18 AM

OK, deals struck on both the 1210 and Mini12.... thanks guys! Lock this up once moneys are in hand.