Stopped by the Berg booth today and spoke with Jim for a little. I asked him where the NV212 was and didn't even realize I was looking right at it. It's TINY compared to the 412. I couldn't believe how compact it was. Seriously excited for its arrival.
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Bergantino at NAMM 2017
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i don't know what you need but I happen to have this bag for my TC Nova and have been using it for my Berg. The bag is larger the the Berg but it is very well designed and it is not an issue. I'll take pics of all the interior pockets if you are interested. Very good bag for $50.Nice bag. Will it fit a PF800?
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Padded inner pocket is 14" x 10.75" and up to 3.5" deep. Has more space inside (Same zippered pocket as the padded one) plus a velcro messenger type flap that covers another zippered pocket (13" x 9" x 1.5") and a slim zippered pocket (13" x 8" good for manuals, etc.) an 8" x 4 " pouch, a zippered mesh pocket (4.5" x 3.5") and a couple of pen slots. There is a triangular zippered pocket on the side (4.5" opening that has a steep taper down to 0" at 8" long), a clear ID pocket, a nice double handle system and an adjustable shoulder strap. Email me at [email protected] if you'd like some pix.
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I won't hassle you about pics...I'm sure they will be forthcoming from Berg themselves. Looks like it would fit the PF800 easily but will leave almost as much room inside as the Gator bag I'm currently using. Probably won't upgrade, but had it come first, I almost certainly would get this bag over the Gator. The Gator's OK, but this bag is real nice!
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Sorry the timing didn't work out for a meetup Mike. I was slammed over in the booth I was showing my stuff in, which was just crazy busy. I spent about 15 minutes talking to Jim on Saturday and was so focused on that that I barely looked at the new stuff in the booth. That sums up most of my experience this year though, it was really all about the people. There were a few there, for sure.
The NV-212T sounded great.. I had an HD-212 earlier this year which I really liked... The NV-212T was similar, but tighter sounding... What you would expect from a sealed cab.. The Reference series was very cool, I liked the new tweeter and overall it blended great with the speakers in each cab... I currently have the HD-210 and HD-112 which I love.. The new Reference cabs have a little wider presence in the highs with the new tweeter.. I'm still digging the HDN-212... I don't own one yet, but I think it's next on the list... I also love the HG-310 I currently have...
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Yes. I believe Jim's plan is to only keep one of the larger NV cabs in his "current" lineup at any given point in time.
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I'd like to try a Ref Series 115 if there was one in existence, although I could understand if the demand for 15's was insufficient to begin with.
