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Old 06-06-2011, 08:09 PM
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Eden 410XLT vs Epifani PS410

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How many of you have heard both of these and can provide a valid comparison?

Eden 410XLT
Speakers EC-1060XL Cast Frame
Tweeter E-2700 Cast Bell
Crossover 3.5kHz @18db
Power Handling 700W RMS
Freq. Response 50hz - 14khz ±2dB
Sensitivity 106dB SPL@1W1M
Impedance 4Ω or 8Ω
Dimensions 23”w x 27.5”h x 18.5”d
Weight
98 LBS

Epifani PS410
CONFIGURATION
4 x 10" 200W Epifani Ceramic Drivers
1" Compression Tweeter
Adjustable Tweeter Control
IMPEDANCE
8 or 4 Ohms
POWER RATING
800 WRMS
1200 Watt Peak
SPECS
Response 36Hz - 16kHz
Sensitivity 102dB (1W@1m)
HARDWARE
2 x Speakon and 1/4" Output Connectors
Lite Ply Poplar Plywood
Dado Joint Construction
Road-Ready Carpet Covering
High-Impact Locking Corners
Steel Recessed Handles
18 Gauge Steel Grill
DIMENSIONS
28.5"h x 23"w x 18.5"d
78 lbs
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Old 06-06-2011, 10:26 PM
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I owned an EDEN D210XLT and auditioned an EPI PS210. To my ears the EDEN had a more pronounced midrange. The EPI PS was bottom heavy for my tastes. I much preferred the EDEN as a standalone cab but you may dig the low end of the EPI.
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