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Barefaced Generation Three?

monsterthompson

The Eighth Note Wonder Of The World
Nov 25, 2008
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EDIT - doh, a thread already exists AND I've even posted in it. Epic fail.
http://www.talkbass.com/forum/f15/new-barefaced-generation-3-cabs-announced-1018641/

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I'm interested in this 212. Can't wait for real world data.

http://www.talkbass.com/forum/f15/new-barefaced-generation-3-cabs-announced-1018641/.

Ultimate tone, ultimate performance
A greatest hits compilation of our previous big cabs - the punch of the Super Twelve, the efficiency and loudness of the Super Fifteen, the bottom, dispersion and clarity of the Big Twin T. Plays loud with small amps, plays stupid loud with big amps. Lighter and more efficient than the best 4x10" cabs with more bottom, much better dispersion and the maximum output of an 8x10" stack.

What else do you need to know?
It's the first 2x12" to compete with great 4x12" and 8x10" cabs for tone, bottom and loudness
It has a fantastic*mid/high waveguide compression driver for incredible dispersion and clarity
At the twist of a knob the complex crossover takes you from old school bass cab smoothness to uncompromising studio monitor accuracy
It's so sensitive you can gig with a 100W amp but it'll handle 1600W amps without complaint for maximum output and headroom

DIMENSIONS

33.5" high x 20.5" wide x 14.6" deep
85cm x 52cm x 37cm
WEIGHT
22.5 kg / 49 lbs (steel grill)
21 kg / 46 lbs (cloth grill)
 
I think there is a thread about the new III cabs somewhere if you do a search. I like the concept... more of a 'really good bass cab' than a 'decent PA cab that cab be used for bass' sort of approach. Nice!
 

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