Gallien-Krueger Neo 115 versus Neo 115 III

[audiomitch]

Hi All,

I just picked up a used GK Neo 115 cab from Craigslist. This is the first version at 300 watts. I figured it was a step down from the newer version of this cab, but the printed specs looks better for my original Neo (except for capacity).

Here's some excerpts -

Original Neo 115 - 54 lbs, 104db sensitivity, 36 Hz to 19kHz Freq response

Neo 115 III - 63.5 lbs, 99db sensitivity, 46 HZ to 19kHZ Freq response

Makes me wonder if the specs were misprinted or something.

[MysticMichael]

Originally Posted by audiomitch

Makes me wonder if the specs were misprinted or something.

Apparently so...

Here are the specs on the Neo 115-III, according to the product page at RMC Audio Direct:

* 400W power handling
* 1 GK-Paragon stamped-frame 15" neodymium woofer
* GK-Paragon tweeter
* 8 ohms impedance
* 36Hz-19kHz frequency response
* 104dB sensitivity
* Crossover circuit with bi-amp/full range switch, horn power limiter, and high frequency attenuator
* 1 Speakon, 1 - 1/4"
* 11-ply poplar construction
* Black tolex covering
* 16-gauge steel grill
* Removable nickel-plated casters
* Custom-tooled interlocking corners
* Front-loaded ports
* 40 lbs.
* 23.5"W x 19"H x 18.5"D

Neo 115-III

MM

[audiomitch]

Originally Posted by MysticMichael

Apparently so...

Here are the specs on the Neo 115-III, according to the product page at RMC Audio Direct:

And yet the specs I listed for the Neo 115 III came straight off a pdf manual at the Gallien-Krueger website:

http://www.gallien-krueger.com/manua...ers-Manual.pdf

The specs I listed for my original Neo is off a printed manual, currently sitting next to my computer.

This is all messed up. Musicians Friend is listing the Neo III at 300 watts, everybody else at 400 watts. Not that it matters, but it would be nice to get the real specs.

I guess I'll just not worry too much about it