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Acoustic BN410 review?

MCVA

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Jan 10, 2016
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Played an Ampeg SVT 4-PRO through an Acoustic bn410 today at Guitar Center and really liked the sound, although I didn't necessarily push the cabinet to its max. After searching the forums for info/reviews of the bn410, I found nothing. The price tag of $700 seems steep, but the sound was nice and warm.

Does anyone have experience playing through an Acoustic bn410? Any other thoughts about the brand?
 
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Played an Ampeg SVT 4-PRO through an Acoustic bn410 today at Guitar Center and really liked the sound, although I didn't necessarily push the cabinet to its max. After searching the forums for info/reviews of the bn410, I found nothing. The price tag of $700 seems steep, but the sound was nice and warm.

Does anyone have experience playing through an Acoustic bn410? Any other thoughts about the brand?
Hey there. Just bought this cab yesterday and paired it with a GK mb500. If you're still in need I will do a detailed write up a little later on
 
So haven't gigged with the setup yet, Ill do a follow up but so far according to practice situations both personal and with a band this cab more then delivers! Responsive to various eqs, amazing clarity, warmth, and responsive low end yet also punchy. Just switched on the horn today, really adds to your tone and that sometimes necessary twang. Loving it so far but beware, although made to be "lighter", still a bit in the heavy side (but I mean, it is a 4x10 after all) and can't fit in my car trunk. Again will update according to situations and will answer any questions anyone might have.
 
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Thanks for the review. I ended up going with a GK Neo 212. A little cheaper (especially since I got it used), but still powerful enough for what I'm currently doing with it.