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Bergantino CN212 = Just Awesome!

Hey Guys,

Probably already been said a million times :hyper:

Big thank you to all of you for praising the CN212 on here. I had to buy without trying first and after years of chopping and changing Bass Cabinets i can honestly say the "Bergantino CN212" absolutely kick ass! Only 46 lbs which is insane considering the power it can handle.

Used it again last night with my Eden WT-550 (no pedals, no effects) with my Jazz and Precision and i was super stoked with the tone from both basses through that Cab!

My GAS is over! :hyper:
 
Ken...first thank you. Quite the legacy you are to TB and in the lime light with the likes of JohnK and Bean on Toast as trusted colleagues. About how many hours of break in is the norm for the CN212? I'm I OK with running pink and brown noise into it? Oh yeas, have fun at your gig this weekend. I know the berg will make the men grunt and the girls cry.
 
Ken...first thank you. Quite the legacy you are to TB and in the lime light with the likes of JohnK and Bean on Toast as trusted colleagues. About how many hours of break in is the norm for the CN212? I'm I OK with running pink and brown noise into it? Oh yeas, have fun at your gig this weekend. I know the berg will make the men grunt and the girls cry.

A couple of hours of playing will do the job. As long ad you get the cones moving a bit, those surrounds will loosen pretty quickly, I don't know much about the different flavored of noise types, but you really don't need to do anything special. Just play it a bit and it will even out and open up a bit.

Enjoy! And Thanks!
 
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