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You know, I kind of want one too and I don’t want to haul it either. But my god they sound unbelievable. If one came around for the right price I might have to get itExactly what I wanted to know. I’ve always wanted an s212d but, I don’t want to haul it.
Exactly what I wanted to know. I’ve always wanted an s212d but, I don’t want to haul it.
That should be it. That’s the only one I’m familiar with.Is that the D12-D (which is a 2x12)? Not familiar with the S212-D model.
I recently picked up a D10BX-D for $99 Canadian, which works out to about $78 US. It's not in perfect condition, but still has the original drivers and sounds amazing. It is pretty hefty, but I probably won't be moving it around too much. It was missing the logo but Tera from Bag End sent me a new one.Scored a Bag End D10BX-D in like new condition about a year ago for $250 with a really nice custom cover. Amazing sounding 2x10 cabinet. The great deal was likely because it is about 75 lbs.
I had a D12X-D for a little while, years ago. It was a loud, punchy cab but maybe lacking in the low end as a standalone. I wish I still had it though. I didn't love the Mesa Carbine M3, but I also had an Orange Terror Bass combo that sounded much better through run through the D12X-D.Is that the D12-D (which is a 2x12)? Not familiar with the S212-D model.
Yeah, I was wrong.
I didn’t know that they had actually made a coaxial 12 inch driver. The only one that I saw that looked like that with the red dust cap was actually a guitar speaker I think they called it the red rocker or something. Back in the day or a wishing that they had. I wonder when that cabinet is from?I had a D12X-D for a little while, years ago. It was a loud, punchy cab but maybe lacking in the low end as a standalone. I wish I still had it though. I didn't love the Mesa Carbine M3, but I also had an Orange Terror Bass combo that sounded much better through run through the D12X-D.
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I'm not sure when it was made but I had the cabinet in 2016. I believe that the coaxial 12" driver has been discontinued for quite some time. The D12X-D cabinet is listed in this brochure:I didn’t know that they had actually made a coaxial 12 inch driver. The only one that I saw that looked like that with the red dust cap was actually a guitar speaker I think they called it the red rocker or something. Back in the day or a wishing that they had. I wonder when that cabinet is from?
Do the s15ln I believe is the model...sound a bit deeper than these? I haven't seen a lot of info on those..any info appreciatedView attachment 4252428 View attachment 4252428 I’m back in the club! Had an S-15 a while ago and liked it, but it didn’t work for what I needed at the time. I’ve been playing through a hartke stack (4x10 and 1x15) and it sounded great but you know how heavy those things are. Worked fine when I was playing at home but as soon as I had to start moving that thing around it got old real fast. Just picked up an S-15 D. It was a store demo so it’s practically new. Sounds so good. Like, seriously good. This little 15 sounds bigger and better than that heavy old stack. Might pick up another one for bigger gigs, but right now this S-15 and my genzler Magellan 350 are doing the trick.