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Redstar Audio Anvil AV410
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Average Price
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Average Rating
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100% of reviewers
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$350.00
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9.0
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Description:
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* Eminence 10" drivers with oversized 2" voice coils and vented motor structures fastened with polished 18/8 stainless steel fasteners
* SEISMICTM baffle system is up to twice as strong as traditional cabinets for superior tone and tight bass response
* Power Rating 1200W @ 8 ohms
* Frequency Response 52Hz-3700Hz
* Parallel Mono In/Out 1/4" and Neutrik jacks. Terminal packs are professionally manufactured with mil-spec, sealed jacks and 14 gauge oxygen-free internal wiring. All internal wiring leads and driver terminals are COLOR CODED for easy driver replacement even in low-light conditions.
* SPL 99 dB
* BlackrockTM polymer exterior coating is waterproof, seamless, scuff resistant, anti-skid, and will never tear or rip (Click here for more information)
* Powder coated all-metal hardware, including metal corners, for increased durability. Innovative top and side mounted handle layout makes lifting and loading much easier and safer. Recessed handles are textured for better gripping even when wet. Stainless steel 18/8 fasteners on handles resist rust and corrosion.
* Replaceable skid rails on back to protect cab during transport
* Massive 4" polyurethane casters on ball bearing, locking wheels make movement easy even on rough streets
* 100% Scandinavian Baltic Birch hardwood ply construction, no MDF or particle board composite material used anywhere
* 7-day trial policy with 2-year transferrable warranty. Click here for full terms and conditions.
* 28"x28"x17" 105 lbs
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Author
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jastacey
Supporting Member
Registered: February 2009
Location: Houston,Tx
Posts: 919
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Review Date: Tue January 26, 2010
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Would you recommend the product? Yes |
Price you paid?: $350.00
| Rating: 9
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Pros:
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Great finish, wattage handling, sound, removable wheels
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Cons:
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none
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After much thought .... I pulled the trigger on this cabinet ... did the deal and went to the rehearsal studio ...rolled this into the room and set the V4-B on top of it ...hooked up the speaker cord flipped the power on, hooked up the bass, flipped the stand-by switch ... and set the amp flat, with the mid-range switch set to 300Hz and started playing ... all I can say is this cabinet sounds good ... the lows are full, not dark/boomy, the mids are tight sounding and somewhat punchy, but not nasal sounding, the highs are good sounding .. some what full/thick for a cabinet that has no HF horn .... ended up with the settings as follows treble 12 noon, mid 1'oclock @ 300HZ switch setting and the bass set at 12: 30 ... this seems to be a very efficient cabinet ... it was loud enough for a giging situation when the volume was set at 10 o'clock ... then I hooked up my Fender Bassman 300 Pro and really didn't change the tone settings that I use for a SVT 8x10 cabinet, with the Jensen Mod speakers in the upper section ... and again the sound was really good sounding, like with the V4-B ... I pushed the volume to 50% and the speakers DIDN'T fart out ...it just got louder ...really louder !!!!! ... I was using a mid 1970's P-bass with the Vintage Fender 62 Reissue pick-ups, plugged straight into the amps ... as with any sound review ... sound is high subjective ... so this is my view ... if your looking for a nice sounding cabinet, that has a very good build quality ... this is it ... I'll be running this speaker box through my other amps as time allows ... and I'll post another review
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