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Ooh. I'm sure we'll all find out in time but I'm guessing that the 3" driver is mounted in some clever position such as in front of the woofer.
Even better if the footprint stacks with the 1203 so they could be used together allowing the Hathor to add a bit of mids with the switch up, or run both smooth when that's what is needed.
A cab even smaller than the Hathor 1203 that does a similar thing but without the growly setting is appealing.
I'm thinking that, since we'll end up without as much in the way of growly, maybe I can push the voicing a bit more in the direction of double-bass-friendly, to make this more of a "doubler" cab, which can be paired with a second cab like the 1203 for louder electric gigs.
I'm thinking that, since we'll end up without as much in the way of growly, maybe I can push the voicing a bit more in the direction of double-bass-friendly, to make this more of a "doubler" cab, which can be paired with a second cab like the 1203 for louder electric gigs.
Good guess! A few years ago I tried mounting a 12" guitar speaker in front of an 18" woofer. It "worked" once I figured out how to keep the woofer from "pumping" the guitar speaker (which was unenclosed), but the voicing did not sit in the mix well. But it was a great learning experience.
The "twist" in the 110's midrange section is actually something different, and needless to say my marketing department hopes that you will find it to be irresistibly clever.
The footprint will be the same width as the 1203, but three inches shallower (the actual cabinet depth on the Hathor 1203 is 13", and the actual cabinet depth on the 110 will be 10", plus a bit of grille pooch-outage in both cases).
I'm thinking that, since we'll end up without as much in the way of growly, maybe I can push the voicing a bit more in the direction of double-bass-friendly, to make this more of a "doubler" cab, which can be paired with a second cab like the 1203 for louder electric gigs.
Damn it......that sounds amazing.
I thought that was what the B46 was all about! Now I need both? drool
Well, I consider my AK112 truly amazing, so a smaller doublers version I would expect would be the same.Well I don't know about "amazing", but thanks!!
I hadn't thought of that! I guess it doesn't really make a lot of sense for me to have two cabs the same size that do essentially same thing.
Okay time for a "this reminds me of..."
Sylvester Stallone was on the Johnny Carson show right after the movie "Cobra" came out. Johnny says, "Isn't Cobra just like another Rambo movie?"
Stallone replies: "No no you don't understand, they're totally different. You see, Rambo's got five letters in it, and Cobra... starts with 'C'."
I have loved Sylvester Stallone ever since.
(Notice how I didn't really address the "two cabs that do the same thing" issue, just sorta changed the subject??)
Sylvester Stallone was on the Johnny Carson show right after the movie "Cobra" came out. Johnny says, "Isn't Cobra just like another Rambo movie?"
Stallone replies: "No no you don't understand, they're totally different. You see, Rambo's got five letters in it, and Cobra... starts with 'C'."
I have loved Sylvester Stallone ever since.
Sounds like you've nailed it. Can't wait to see the finished result!Good guess! A few years ago I tried mounting a 12" guitar speaker in front of an 18" woofer. It "worked" once I figured out how to keep the woofer from "pumping" the guitar speaker (which was unenclosed), but the voicing did not sit in the mix well. But it was a great learning experience.
The "twist" in the 110's midrange section is actually something different, and needless to say my marketing department hopes that you will find it to be irresistibly clever.
The footprint will be the same width as the 1203, but three inches shallower (the actual cabinet depth on the Hathor 1203 is 13", and the actual cabinet depth on the 110 will be 10", plus a bit of grille pooch-outage in both cases).
I'm thinking that, since we'll end up without as much in the way of growly, maybe I can push the voicing a bit more in the direction of double-bass-friendly, to make this more of a "doubler" cab, which can be paired with a second cab like the 1203 for louder electric gigs.
(Notice how I didn't really address the "two cabs that do the same thing" issue, just sorta changed the subject??)
I'm hoping that you'll create a tiny combo amp/cab one day.
Looking forward to the new 1x10! Duke you mentioned twice the excursion from this driver. Are you expecting it to have similar output to an average 2x10?
I'll take two, please!![]()
Patient with you...and impatient to play through that last thing you mentioned, yes!Two side notes I'd like to insert: First a major thank-you to my customers whose cabs are almost done, you guys have been very patient with me. Second, final assembly is going to be a bit slow because one of my hands is pretty much out of commission temporarily (saw kicked back and hyper-extened my thumb on my left hand... that's the good hand, the one with the most fingers). And any further product development, like on the 110, will have to wait until I fill the orders that are overdue (at least one of which is actually for a new product, so that product will get developed).