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Bugera BN410TS soundcheck
- Thread starter Clap Trap
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I just bought a Bugera BN115TS cab, and it is solid. I wish I bought the 410 instead. I used it with a 550 watt head, cranked it very loud, and it didn't even crack up at any time. It's made out of solid plywood instead of the usual particleboard nowadays you find in all the bass cabs.
I got mine as a blowout from zZounds. Saved almost $100. If you get a chance, try out the BN410TS. It really rocks. How much is the cab that you're looking at?
I got mine as a blowout from zZounds. Saved almost $100. If you get a chance, try out the BN410TS. It really rocks. How much is the cab that you're looking at?
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My Bugera 115 is VERY LOUD and very musical. I think for the power, the quality build (all plywood) they compare with cabinets twice the price. Like I said, I wish I bought the 410 instead. That one has gotten outstanding reviews. All Bugera gear packs a 3 year warranty too.
Resurrecting an old thread here.
I bought the bn410ts a few weeks ago and I have only good things to say about it.
Build quality is great - the surface coating is going to get scratched and is prone to collect marks but that's the last thing I care about (i know that's not the case for other people).
Sound: It sounds punchy - tight and reproduces everything really nice. (there's no linear cab - no discussion).
Low B comes out great (TRB6p Modulus Quantum6 TRB JP2 Cort A5 with US-made MK5 PUs).
Loudness - boy that thing can go loud - really loud. I'm driving it with a Crest CPX 2600 and if I want to our FOH engineer can't distinguish if the bass comes from the P.A. or the cab (mind You I'm talking about an L-Acoustics Kara line array and we play loud - (13 piece band)).
To keep things clear:
My big rig is an Eden US-made 410&210 xlt stack and my favorite cabs (provided by the backline companies) are the EBS 410 (both neo and proline) and the GK-410 RBH.
But that sweet little (well it's not a small cab, neither a light one but manageable especially compared to my 410xlt) Cab is an outstanding cab and a real steal for the money. I've paid 350 euros.
Highly recommended!
I bought the bn410ts a few weeks ago and I have only good things to say about it.
Build quality is great - the surface coating is going to get scratched and is prone to collect marks but that's the last thing I care about (i know that's not the case for other people).
Sound: It sounds punchy - tight and reproduces everything really nice. (there's no linear cab - no discussion).
Low B comes out great (TRB6p Modulus Quantum6 TRB JP2 Cort A5 with US-made MK5 PUs).
Loudness - boy that thing can go loud - really loud. I'm driving it with a Crest CPX 2600 and if I want to our FOH engineer can't distinguish if the bass comes from the P.A. or the cab (mind You I'm talking about an L-Acoustics Kara line array and we play loud - (13 piece band)).
To keep things clear:
My big rig is an Eden US-made 410&210 xlt stack and my favorite cabs (provided by the backline companies) are the EBS 410 (both neo and proline) and the GK-410 RBH.
But that sweet little (well it's not a small cab, neither a light one but manageable especially compared to my 410xlt) Cab is an outstanding cab and a real steal for the money. I've paid 350 euros.
Highly recommended!
