Can anyone tell me what is the model of this 2x15 cabinet

I'm not feeling the Fender vibe at all. I'm feeling more of a "thrown together Ebay special" vibe.

 

It looks similar to my Ampeg B25B... but only in its overall shape and rollers on the bottom. Mine doesnt have the recessed handles...

 

It appears to be just like my Fender Bassman 70 2x15. But yours doesnt appear to be as deep as mine. May just be the photo. Anyway I love the tone of mine. I replaced the stock fender spkrs with JBL E-130's about 25 years ago and its still kickin "arse"

http://viewmorepics.myspace.com/ind...itAlbumPhoto&albumID=2515063&imageID=40068690

http://viewmorepics.myspace.com/ind...itAlbumPhoto&albumID=2431169&imageID=35628317

 

Looking at the shelf port, you can see the beefed up material where the wheels pop in just like mine. To bad someone had to hack a good cab

 

Found another pic. side shot. I replaced the flimsy Fender handles with heavier Peavey handles.

http://viewmorepics.myspace.com/ind...itAlbumPhoto&albumID=2515063&imageID=44561896

 

Yes

 

I don't know why so many people get excited enough about obvious junk to want to know something about it.

I have to say though, the guy fired four shots and put up a real nice pattern.

 

Bassman cabs had ports and industrial recessed handles???

 

Not IME.

 

Could have been some of our work in the 70's sitting around the campfire drinken beer and shootin at stuff.

BOB

 

To each his own but I've hammered this cab for several years without any complaints at all. Great warm tone, great punch, great definition. Bought it new in 82 I think if memory serves.

 

Was that bitter beer? ; }

 

My advise would be If you like the cab, change the baffle board. The cab is already ported and really pad the interior. Get spkrs that are rated for the int. volume of the cab. You wont be disapointed.

 

I'm all for building cabs and upgrading existing ones, but...

You're suggesting he replace the baffle board and the speakers on a junk cab that was poorly designed in the first place?

He'd be better off buying new speakers and a baffle board...and then building a whole new (and newly designed) cabinet around that.

 

The original port is so tiny as to be almost non-existent. Chuff city with any decent driver from this century. So I can see why someone would want to re-port it. But I'm certain it was done without any knowledge of tuning properly for the internal volume and the drivers, and the tool of choice was apparently either rodents in partial muzzles, or firearms.

 

Noted. I'll keep hammering mine.

 

Ahh...so that's what did it!