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For sale Audiokinesis TC112AFv1, with cover (4ohm)

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This is the one that started the whole Thunderchild ball rolling - the TC112v.1. 12" Eminence driver and a big-flared horn with a serious crossover; 4-ohm, to pull max power from your Class D microamps. This one has the additional tweeter on the back -the AF "Acoustic Friendly" feature. Weight in low 30 lb. range, built like a brick. Only issues are cosmetic - small scratches here and there, all fixable with some Black Sharpie Therapy. Also includes padded cover, with bottom velcro strap, and the plugs for sealing the two flared ports on the back.

I am second owner, and love this cabinet - only selling because I got hold of a 4-ohm TC115 compact, which I like even more.

$675, shipped CONUS west of the Mississippi - $700 further east.

No trades, unless you have a recent PUMA 500 amp.
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Dee-man

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Apr 6, 2004
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Free bump for a killer cab. Balanced, clear, and you won't believe how much low end it can put out. And at 4 ohms, really let's your amp breath. GLWTS, DM
 

Joebone

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Oct 31, 2005
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How loud would you say this is? Loud as a decent 2x10?

That's about right. There is a lot of info and opinion on the Audiokinesis threads here on TB. IIRC, some regular pundit opined that it was comparable to a 3-10" cabinet, but I have no experience with such things. You will need power to get all that the TC112 can offer - it is less efficient than most cabinets, but IIRC, more efficient than comparable Acme offerings - efficiency seems to be the tradeoff for getting the low-end extension that Acme and Audiokinesis can generate from small cabinets. And with digital watts now so cheap and cheerful, this is a smart move.

The quality and projection of the sound are beyond any 2-10" in my experience. I'm addicted to these cabinets because they project so evenly into and across a room, and outdoors as well, such that I can use less volume and know I have coverage, which is particularly good for a non-drum progressive folk group with whom I play. And I'm not aware of any 2-10" that can reach as deeply and cleanly (or be carried as easily) as the TF112, which I particularly dig as a 5-string person. It's a different animal…and I like it…the working man's answer to those fabulous Meyers Sound boxes, which weigh a ton and cost a fortune.
 

Joebone

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Oct 31, 2005
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Unlike the 15" versions, the 4-ohm 12" continues in production, but with a different horn. If I have this right, the new ones optimize for vertical dispersion, rather than the horizontal focus on v.1.
 

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