I'm probably going to order my new 410 Friday. I'm really agonizing over what color to get. I'm leaning blonde, but that blue sure does look snazzy.
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Avatar Cabs?
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Man, the blonds are pretty damn, well, pretty.
As for the poster who asked about the sensitivity, Dave's comments on the subject are that while they are similar to the deltalite II 2510, they have 5.2 mm xmax vs 4. the result is that they are not as sensitive as the off the shelf DLII, but they can be pushed a bit more in the low end before exceeding xmax.
As for the poster who asked about the sensitivity, Dave's comments on the subject are that while they are similar to the deltalite II 2510, they have 5.2 mm xmax vs 4. the result is that they are not as sensitive as the off the shelf DLII, but they can be pushed a bit more in the low end before exceeding xmax.
Well, the wife helped me decide, and blue it is! I'll post pictures in the Avatar rigs of doom thread when it gets here.
I run 6 of Avatar's Neo Deltalite II 10's in my Goliath Sr. cab pushed with an Ampeg SVP Pro and a bridged QSC RMX1450. That's 1600W total power handling at just over 80lbs. It sounds excellent. They have a much tighter low end and more definition than a traditional Ampeg cab and even the original SWR PAS drivers, but it still has good bottom thanks to the longer voice coils and the SWR slotted port cab. The Neos also weighed almost half as much as the original drivers and Avatar's Eminence drivers are the cheapest you will find at just $75 each. I highly recommend Avatar for anybody looking to buy a cabinet or replacement drivers.
