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For sale MAS 210 Flex Mod in Purple!

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Selling a barely used MAS 210 flex mod in purple! I purchased this directly from Mike in July. I absolutely love this cab setup. However I'm moving and looking to downsize a bit to the MAS 109. The 210 flex is the clearest I've ever heard myself live. Cuts right through the mix, but represents your sound beautifully. The flex switches allow you to quickly make sonic changes for certain rooms without touching your amp. If you don't need the full power, leave the 110 sub at home and just take the top. The volume and punch from this thing is insane considering its relatively small size. These are very lightly used and only about 4 months old. I'm the only owner. Directly from Mike the 210 mod top is $1350 + shipping and the 110 sub is $675 + shipping. Selling here at $1400 for the pair which is more than 30% off! Looking to do a local sale (I really don't want to have to ship them). I'm located in the Kansas City area, but in mid Jan I'm moving to Portland Oregon. So if an Oregon or Washington buyer is curious contact me and I could drive them out to you (possibly could drive them to someone on the way as well - Colorado, Utah, Wyoming, etc).

Thanks for looking. For additional pictures or info please feel free to contact.
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J.Wolf

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+ vouch for this rig. It is amazing. I use the top cab by itself and it smokes much larger boxes in terms of usable volume and low end. With the 110 sub its a freaking powerhouse, and sounds phenomenal.

Bassists really need to get hip to these so they can stop buying and selling stuff that leaves them wanting for something...
 
MaccaMan1964

MaccaMan1964

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Never seen one of these...look very modern and hi-tech, and LOVE the purple...

So, I am confused. I see the top and it looks like a 2-10 with tweeters or mids. Then I see what looks like 2 15' sub enclosures. How does this work?
 
Proton Lenny

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MaccaMan1964 said:
Never seen one of these...look very modern and hi-tech, and LOVE the purple...

So, I am confused. I see the top and it looks like a 2-10 with tweeters or mids. Then I see what looks like 2 15' sub enclosures. How does this work?
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First off, I really can't get all the details in here about this cab. You should really check out Mike Arnopol Soundworks website and forum to get the full scoop. But these are not traditional direct radiating cabs. The box itself does a lot of the work (not just the speakers). Secondly, these are a lot smaller than they look. The two bigger speakers are 10's as a reference. Then there are two 6" mid range drivers, and two incredibly high-quality tweeters. The switching system along with the modularity of the setup allows for tons of cabinet voicings from very flat, scooped, mid bumped, 'vintage' sounding to hi-fi. The cabinet design allows these smaller cabs to easily stay with traditional cabinets much larger, while giving a much fuller low end, and amazingly balanced sound all the way through the spectrum. Truly amazing cabs.
 
dgood

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I can vouch for this technology also with my recently acquired VOG1200 cab. It consist of 1-10"and 4 tweeters. 3 of which are the different from the 4th. Three very real characteristics about these cabs that are undeniable. Clarity/transparency, power handling and most important is even dispersion on stage and into the room! Brought my cab and 2000w D-class Veyron amp to worship service with 6 string bass to 200 seat stadium style auditorium with direct out to the house. Replacing the house 500watt head and 4x10 rig. The difference was apparent and immediate to me and the band. I was shocked at the clarity, the amount of sound but more shocking was the weight of the notes. What I found out later from the pastor, that happens to be a drummer is that he said noticed something different in my sound but couldn't put finger on it so he went up to the sound board and noticed that I wasn't in the system he hear me clearly anywhere in the house. I can say without a doubt that I've found my Holy Grail of cabs and has eliminated one item I won't have to worry about selling. Unless it's a cab from Mike. Even then all I need to do is add another sub. Somebody needs to take a leap of Faith and snag this one.
 
mntngrown

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Yes, magical dispersion of sound no matter where you stand in the venue. Down the hallway on your way to the head, behind the stage, outside the front door. It is like nothing else I have experienced as a music consumer for 40+ years.
 
kesslari

kesslari

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I have its twin in red. Amazing setup, totally ended my cab GAS. And the purple is freakin' awesome!
 

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