No longer available Bergantino NV115 - will consider shipping, forget the trades...

Bergantino NV115 in excellent condition. Sealed cabinet, 1 x 15" speaker, 1 x 6" speaker. It is a wonderful little box. It has been used pretty gently at between 10 and 15 low volume gigs. I didn't use it at any rehearsals, and my trio doesn't play loud. So, between 30 and 40 hours of play time only and not likely fully broken in yet. I purchased this cab at Long & McQuade mid-summer for $1225 Cdn, plus tax. I am asking for $800 Cdn. I am willing to consider shipping, since I have had a number of folks ask about it. I would obviously prefer shipping inside Canada only.

If you have a proposed trade, go ahead and ask, but the answer is likely "No thank you."

No pics, no cab, right? Here you go...

 

I really like it as a single, but love it as a pair. There is a drawback... the speakers used in the NV212T are 16 ohm drivers. So, used in tandem in the NV212T you have an 8 ohm load. The same drivers are used in the NV112T, so each speaker cabinet has a load of 16 ohms. It's not the easiest thing in the world to drive. I am using a B/Amp so there is plenty of muscle, but I wouldn't expect to be driving a single speaker very often. I used one as a single on a gig on Friday night and it performed very well, it was excellent at being very punchy and clean, and relatively quiet.

 

A few weeks ago I actually could have included one of the puppies in the pic. I'm not even lying the tiniest bit. Seriously.

 

Indeed.

 

Dude, you need a second NV115. ALL of the best tournament bass fishermen have two cabs. Roland Martin, Kevin Van Dam, Rick Clunn, Hank Parker, Jimmy Houston, Bill Dance... all have two cabs...

 

I know, right?

 

I'm kidding about the fishing part. I don't think any of the guys mentioned would know a cab from a patch cord. But, I fully agree with you about having two NV115 cabs. I had an Ampeg V4-B head for a brief period this summer. My master plan was to pick up a second NV115 and run the V4-B on that stack. I think it would have been ridiculous. Unfortunately, a back issue which I have had lingering for a number of years became a real issue this summer. So, my weight limit for gear is 40 lbs. The NV115 is 53 lbs. Too heavy for me, so it has to go.

I bet a 2 x NV115 stack with that Bassman 100T would totally kick ass. I do not offer any apology for the shameless plug. However, I will include a picture of a really big fish...