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Old 12-26-2007, 11:55 PM
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Hey guys, I was wondering what you like to use cab wise with an AI(I am kinda leaning away from AI cabs.) I am partial to the midrandge kick of 10'' speakers. Any suggestions?
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Old 12-29-2007, 07:11 PM
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I use an EA M-Line Wizzy with my Clarus and I'm very happy with my sound. If you want to go with a 10" it sounds like a lotta guys are loving the Wizzy 10. I just don't think you can go wrong with EA's cabinets.
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Old 12-30-2007, 12:01 AM
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I use a Bergantino HT-112 with my Focus 2R. I think it's the best small cabinet around. The only 110 I've ever been happy with is the Euphonic Audio VL-110(unfortunately discontinued.) It has a five inch midrange in addition to the woofer and tweeter. The transmission line cabinet also helps. All of the VL series cabinets were fantastic. I still use a VL-210 with my EB(Skjold).

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Old 12-30-2007, 12:52 AM
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I'd highly recommend the Euphonic Audio Wizzy 110 or Wizzy M-Line. They are both excellent cabs, with lots of positive reviews to be found on this forum.

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I use a Bergantino HT-112 with my Focus 2R. I think it's the best small cabinet around. The only 110 I've ever been happy with is the Euphonic Audio VL-110(unfortunately discontinued.) It has a five inch midrange in addition to the woofer and tweeter. The transmission line cabinet also helps. All of the VL series cabinets were fantastic. I still use a VL-210 with my EB(Skjold).

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George,
What pickup and amplifier did you use to drive the EA VL-110? I could never get it to sound right with the Realist and either of my Walter Woods amps. Thus it sits, unloved, in the basement. Generally, I love the EA VL stuff. Especially the VL 108 and 208. I also used a VL 210 on a concert and dug it as well.

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Old 01-02-2008, 02:05 PM
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Hey guys, I was wondering what you like to use cab wise with an AI(I am kinda leaning away from AI cabs.) I am partial to the midrandge kick of 10'' speakers. Any suggestions?

I am extremely happy with my Raezer's Edge Bass 10 (22 pounds). I drive it with an Acoustic Image SL and, when necessary, an Acoustic Image Focus III. Haven't been moved to try the EA gear as yet.
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Old 01-02-2008, 02:33 PM
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George,
What pickup and amplifier did you use to drive the EA VL-110? I could never get it to sound right with the Realist and either of my Walter Woods amps. Thus it sits, unloved, in the basement. Generally, I love the EA VL stuff. Especially the VL 108 and 208. I also used a VL 210 on a concert and dug it as well.

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Ric,

I used an Acoustic Image Clarus 2 and then later a Focus 2. I loved the sound as long as I didn't have to push it too hard. I'm using a Full Circle on my Pollmann, and I really don't find a need for any extra preamp/buffer. I currently like the Bergantino HT-112 because I can get more volume without it feeling strained.

Also, there were five versions of the VL-110 (A-B-C-D-E models). I've had both an "A" model and a "D" model. The latter sounds much better than the first(earlier) model. I believe the last version (E) only added a Speakon connector. If anyone is looking for one on Ebay, I would advise them to check the serial number for the model letter. The D and E versions would be the latest and best.

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Old 01-02-2008, 03:43 PM
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VL-110 variations

I think the earliest VL-110's used Eminence horn tweeters, while later versions used Foster horn tweeters. Late production VL series traded binding posts for a Speakon connector.
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