does anyone nknow where to get an ampeg 4x12 for bass. i know they make them, i just cant find one. thanks.
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4x12
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RevGroove
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- Jul 21, 2002
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I'm trying to get Yorkville to make some 12 inch speakers, i think they're a nice medium between 10's and 15s...have you particpated in the 12" speaker poll?
mmm Marshall makes 4x12" bass cabs, SWR also makes them... and I think Peavey has or had some models. But I never tried or heard them.
You shoul look for the SVT412HE the only model I know from ampeg which features 4x12" (and a tweeter) its in their classic series.
You shoul look for the SVT412HE the only model I know from ampeg which features 4x12" (and a tweeter) its in their classic series.
Aguilar probally makes the best 412 on the market. They are hard to find on the used market.
I think that 412's are not very popular because of their size and volume. Lets face it, how many of use really need a 412 on stage in order to cut through the mix? Most people can mange with 2x112's, 212, 210+115, 410. I understand that people might use 2 410's or 215's etc, etc. But, we really dont need it. Who really wants to lug around a 100+lbs cab to their local bar/club only to be told that they are way too loud. Although, a 412 would definatley keep your guitar players volume in check, turn down or else
I think that 412's are not very popular because of their size and volume. Lets face it, how many of use really need a 412 on stage in order to cut through the mix? Most people can mange with 2x112's, 212, 210+115, 410. I understand that people might use 2 410's or 215's etc, etc. But, we really dont need it. Who really wants to lug around a 100+lbs cab to their local bar/club only to be told that they are way too loud. Although, a 412 would definatley keep your guitar players volume in check, turn down or else
as much as i love the sound from my marshall VBC 412 i must agree that it is abit of overkill using it in a small club. so what i do is using a 2x12 instead.
