Both places list the same dimensions so you should be fine. The LeCover I got for my Changeling 112 fit perfect, as has any LeCover I have ordered.
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AudioKinesis Cabs Part VI...
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Both places list the same dimensions so you should be fine. The LeCover I got for my Changeling 112 fit perfect, as has any LeCover I have ordered.
The LeCovers I got for my Hathors fit great with plugs in or not. I got the padded $56 ones.
They dont fold up but great to put my coat, folded bass bag, and other stuff in.
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As someone who will soon have both a TC112 and a H112C I can confirm this. I ordered the new cover using Larry’s Changeling specs and it’s a perfect fit for my TC as well. BTW, I think you’re going to love that cab!
Not to toot my own horn, pat myself on the back, or draw any extra attention to myself...but I'd like to make it known that I am the one who worked with Larry and provided him the measurements for the Changeling 112T covers. So yeah, I'm kind of a big deal
So yeah, I'm kind of a big deal
Do you have many leather-bound books and does your house smell of rich mahogany?
No, but I have a TV Guide and some Patchouli Oil.
LeCover, makes a great padded cover for virtually anything. The cover they made for my TC-112 was so sturdy and protective. I have them make one for several of my other cabinets.
Well thank you for that!Not to toot my own horn, pat myself on the back, or draw any extra attention to myself...but I'd like to make it known that I am the one who worked with Larry and provided him the measurements for the Changeling 112T covers. So yeah, I'm kind of a big deal
Just did a TV spot with a Hathor 1203 carrying the room (coverage of a live concert) and taking it again to a live radio show next week. I’ll try to post a link whenever it gets posted online but I (hope) think it’s a good representation of what a Hathor can do in a louder acoustic setting. Sounded great on stage.
Tonight's hit. After a brief experiment last few weeks, back to the setup that just works for me. Killer set, place was jumping
in action (Zoom Q2N-4K sitting on top of a sidefill monitor)
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One is plenty loud, though two is heaven. There's something about that extra speaker surface area that gives you a big sound that's so pleasing and valuable. For me, most noisy pub and medium size room gigs one cab is easily enough. Some stupid loud gigs and certainly outdoors, I use two, even with FOH support.
It’s probably just a stage prop for sponsorship contract purposes.
Lowendtech
Happily trending in my own peculiar direction.
Because 2 is more.
I usually use two as well unless I’m sitting in with an acoustic guitar or two.
Yes.
It is a 10-piece band with two guitars and a drummer who hits hard. I do most of my gigs with a single cab, but for this band I want to have a bit more oomph. Still not pushing the cabs particularly hard. The other advantage is elevating the second cab close to ear level.
C1203T on the bottom, my original H1203 on top.
Here's a thought just for kicks - has anyone had a TC Changeling made - that is, instead of the rear-firing tweeter, using the 3" mid (or whatever the Changeling uses)? Kind of a TC/Hathor hybrid, or a tall 1203C with the butt cheeks instead of the mid driver. Any thoughts or impressions?
(This is much more interesting than doing my taxes, so please chime in early and often.)
(This is much more interesting than doing my taxes, so please chime in early and often.)
