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For sale FS Bergantino AE112 Series B with covers (Minty)

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OK, been a berg fanboy for a long while now. I have owned almost every configuration of berg 112s and these are some of my favorites. These are the series B AE112s, which were the last ones made of the AE series. Jim B revoiced the b series slightly from the the original AE112s, so they are a bit smoother and fuller sounding. They sit somewhere between the full/smooth tone of the AE212 and the upper mid bump/aggressive AE112 (Original- A series).

If you need a lightweight modular rig and the AE212 is to smooth and big and the original AE112s are to aggressive/"boxy" then here is your answer. Also pairs well with the AE210 vertical.

Not very many of these made and hard to come by in this condition. Condition is easily 9.5+/10 and better than most showrooms. The padded berg covers are included. Price is $650 firm each plus exact shipping to lower 48. Probably around $35.

Only thing that I would consider trades for are: AE210 vertical, HD210, Baer ML112s or maybe an HD112.

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Nov 16, 2005
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Forgot to add that I have the original shipping containers and willing to sell/trade each individually.
 
Hi Saluki:
I am somewhat new to the Talk Bass community and have never bought anything through this site. I'm very interested in buying at least one of your Bergantino ae112 cabs. What is the next step?
 
This is a question for the respected bass comunity.
I would like to own a Bergantino ae112 for my upright basses a 1964 Kay with K&K Master Pro pick ups and preamp blender. Also an Emanuel Wilfer with Full Circle and Realist transducers with a DPA 4099B microphone. Still looking for the right blender or mixer with 48v phantom power. Thinking for getting a Genz Benz shuttle 900 (I realize that the Berg 112 cabs are 300watts). I own a Bergantino ae212 (600 watts) which I like love for my electric bass gigs. Got rid of my Aguilar DB 750 and GS Cabs due to my age and unwillingness cart around hundreds of pounds to gigs anymore. (Still love the sound of the Aguilar rig)
I think I need the ae112 for more defined mids and a little less bassy sound.
 

LeonD

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NINSBASS, this would probably be better answered in the amps section. That said, I'll attempt an answer here as a free bump for Saluki.

The AE112 will tighten up your bass and give you (slightly) more pronounced mids. My AE112's cut like a hot knife thru butter.

No such thing as a GB Shuttle 900. There's a Streamliner 900 which has a huge bottom (doesn't sound like what you'd want) or a Shuttle 9.2 (or 9.0; older version). Shuttle 9.x is clean and quick with lots of headroom. I'd say it's worth trying out.
 
Nov 16, 2005
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Hi Saluki:
I am somewhat new to the Talk Bass community and have never bought anything through this site. I'm very interested in buying at least one of your Bergantino ae112 cabs. What is the next step?

Sent you a message.
 

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