I'm selling my Aggie DB 112 NT. Love this cab, but I'm going to try doing the combo thing again for smaller shows. I'll probably regret it 
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The cab is mint. The only thing I've done is put some plastic feet on the side opposite side from the handle. Much safer when putting it down after carrying (seems like lots of people do this, and with good reason). The usual spec stuff:
More at Aggie's site.
This is the model WITHOUT a tweeter, so here's a quick clip just to get an idea of how it sounds recorded by default. Just a little ditty I came up with on the spot, I didn't spend too much time getting locked in with the drums so excuse the less than perfect groove
http://www.trya.us/music/Misc/AguilarDB112NT.mp3
Everything is flat/no EQ;
There's some compression (inboard and out) and 60 hz high pass filtering on the preamp. It's a bit woofy through some speakers, but that's mainly because it's not EQ'd. IMO, having played both the with and without tweeter models, I prefer the NT (though I recall you can turn the tweeter down on the other one?). One thing I've noticed in general with the DB 112's, they can take quite a bit of power, and just get louder, deeper, and clearer as you crank into them. It's impressive.
Sale price: $400 local (06801, 06897), or $400 plus shipping from 06897. Figure 24" x 24" x 18" at 53 labs to get an idea on shipping (I have the original box).
Trades: I'm currently looking for a Markbass NY 604, Subdecay Echobox, and an EBS ValveDrive.
Thanks for looking!
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The cab is mint. The only thing I've done is put some plastic feet on the side opposite side from the handle. Much safer when putting it down after carrying (seems like lots of people do this, and with good reason). The usual spec stuff:
- One 12" cast frame woofer, 56 oz. magnet
- Power handling: 300 watts
- Impedance: 8 ohms
- One Neutrik Speakon and two 1/4" inputs
- Frequency response: 42 Hz to 16 kHz
- Sensitivity: 95 dB 1W 1M
- Deluxe Strap Handle
- Metal Corners, Rubber Feet
- Dimensions: 14"H x 19"W x 19"D
- 13-ply, void free Baltic Birch
- Weight: 45 lbs
More at Aggie's site.
This is the model WITHOUT a tweeter, so here's a quick clip just to get an idea of how it sounds recorded by default. Just a little ditty I came up with on the spot, I didn't spend too much time getting locked in with the drums so excuse the less than perfect groove
http://www.trya.us/music/Misc/AguilarDB112NT.mp3
Everything is flat/no EQ;
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There's some compression (inboard and out) and 60 hz high pass filtering on the preamp. It's a bit woofy through some speakers, but that's mainly because it's not EQ'd. IMO, having played both the with and without tweeter models, I prefer the NT (though I recall you can turn the tweeter down on the other one?). One thing I've noticed in general with the DB 112's, they can take quite a bit of power, and just get louder, deeper, and clearer as you crank into them. It's impressive.
Sale price: $400 local (06801, 06897), or $400 plus shipping from 06897. Figure 24" x 24" x 18" at 53 labs to get an idea on shipping (I have the original box).
Trades: I'm currently looking for a Markbass NY 604, Subdecay Echobox, and an EBS ValveDrive.
Thanks for looking!
