seansbrew said:When it came time to purchase my 4x10 cabs, I was able to compare the eden xlt with the ampeg cabs. The only cab that I found to be every bit the Eden xlt's equal was the Ampeg BXT 4x10. The price for the Ampeg was a little less so that's what I went with. I am very happy with these cabs, I would never consider any other 4x10 Ampeg cab unless they made major upgrades to the components. Take a look at the components of the different 4x10 cabs on the Ampeg website, none of the other 4x10 cabs Ampeg makes comes close to their BXT's
+1 for the Ampeg BXT410HL cabs. I have 2 and they are a great sounding cab. They have a smooth, detailed sound that I personally don't associate with the other Ampeg cabs I've owned in the past. My only complaint is their weight(122 lbs), but compared to my old 810E's 165 lbs, they're quite easy to transport-with my hand-truck.
IMHO, Ampeg's classic 810 cab teamed with a vintage SVT all-tube head is the definitive rock tone.
In regards to the Eden cabs, I really regret selling the D-410XLT I used to own. I agree with the opinions that Eden's tone is in between SWR's and Ampeg's. Awesome sounding cabs.
I don't think you could go wrong with either Ampeg or Eden.
I have'nt tried Eden's stuff since the buyout, has the new ownership maintained the quality and tone?