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Old 07-08-2010, 10:37 AM
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Looking for some feedback. I am in two bands. I have switched from my Epifani PS410 to an Epifani PS210 and PS115 for my tribute band that plays larger venues and has higher volumes. I had neck surgery and the 410 is an issue if I don't have help with it.

My second band is a bit eclectic in playing americana, new orleans funk, alt coutnry, blues, rock, etc. I have been using my Sadowsky into a GK MB2-500 and the Epifani PS210. Since the PS210 is now part of the other rig, I want to go with a smaller setup like 2 x 112's. I want it to be easily put in sedan and no cab much over 40#. We play smaller venues usually and sometimes parking is a bit of an issue.

Here are my candidates:

Epifani PS112 x 2
GK NEO112 x2
Bergantino HT112 + EX112 (thoughts on old vs ER - I don't use a 5ver)

Switch to Orange TerrorBass + SP210

I played the orange into the SP212 and liked it but I am actually worried how loud it is and if the 210 has the lowend of the 212.

I like the flexibility of 2 112's to be honest. Some gigs, 1 cab and some gigs 2 cabs. I like more classic voiced cabs (for instance I lovet he PS line of Epifani but don't really care for the UL line, sold off my Schroeders as I felt they cut through nicely but didn't have that pillow or low end underneath). I would just go Epifani but am intrigued by the Bergantionos which I've always liked. I am concerned though in how power hungry they are. Is my 500 watt head enough for them? Sound wise the HT line?

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Old 07-08-2010, 11:06 AM
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Bergantinos are highly regarded as "the best" 12s around here.
The GK (as told by Tombowlus) compare very favorably to the Bergs and are way cheaper.
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Old 07-12-2010, 07:52 AM
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Bergantinos are highly regarded as "the best" 12s around here.
The GK (as told by Tombowlus) compare very favorably to the Bergs and are way cheaper.
+1 I do love both the AE112 and the HT112ER, but the Neo112-II gets amazingly close (and kinda slots between the two of them).
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, but the Neo112-II gets amazingly close (and kinda slots between the two of them).
how does the 212 compare tone wise to the 112 gks?
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how does the 212 compare tone wise to the 112 gks?
Do you mean the GK Neo212-II as compared to the GK Neo112-II? Well, in addition to being of course louder, the Neo212-II has a bit more midrange punch than the Neo112-II, and the 112 has a little more "air," though in most other regards they are fairly similar.
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What about a pair of GB NEOX 112T's. I think they sound "bigger" than the GK's and weigh in at just 37 pounds each.
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