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Old 01-25-2011, 01:50 PM
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GK MB410 Combo....

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Oh this thing looks sweet.... and at 49 lbs....



GK’s MB410 cab is an extension of their MB combo line, which already includes the 210, 212, 115, and 112. Utilizing the same digital amp technology as its siblings, the 410 pumps out 500 watts through four 10-inch Neodymium speakers. An active and passive input are included for flexibility.

MB410 Details:
•500 watt Digital power amp
•1/8” aux input
•Headphone jack
•Defeatable limiter
•Four 10” Neodymium speakers
•Tweeter with bypass
•49 pounds
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Old 01-25-2011, 01:55 PM
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this should be awesome!
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Old 05-26-2011, 08:09 AM
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Great, another option to consider beside the MB210 and MB212.
I promise I won't turn this into another A vs. B (vs. C) thread but from what I understand, a single MB210 isn't loud enough in a relatively loud band setting whereas an MB212 is, correct? So would this be that much louder than the 212?

Wonder how much these will cost and can't wait to hear opinions!
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Are they out already? I was told by GK, which is right up the street from me, that it won't be out until sometime in June.

I like 4x10's, and will probably be trading my MB212 in on one, as for me, the MB212 doesn't cut it . . . it's not my gigging rig, but I do use it at church every Sunday morning, which it is perfect for that. However, I use it a my regular band practice, and with three guitards and a loud acoustic drummer . . . I get drowned out! If I EQ the mids up more and use more bridge pickup . . . it's OK tho!
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Old 08-02-2011, 09:59 AM
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Looking forward to learning more about this one! I'd love to have something like this be my main rig for any and all playing situations! At 49 pounds, hauling it around won't be an issue at all!
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Old 02-13-2012, 10:38 PM
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I have the mb115, love it but not enough watts (200 watts). Im thinking the mb410 (500 watts) will be perfect or should i go with the 1001rb with the gk neo 410 cab?

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