They have 2 810 cabs. One neo and one non neo. Anyone familiar with these? How do they sound? If the specs are anywhere close to right they should be the loudest cabs on earth.
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carvin 810s
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All I can tell you is their NEO 10” speakers are better than the non-NEO’s.
Your best bet, if you’re considering purchasing a Carvin 810 cab, is join their forum and start a topic there because most people buy Ampeg 810's around here.
Your best bet, if you’re considering purchasing a Carvin 810 cab, is join their forum and start a topic there because most people buy Ampeg 810's around here.
I had a non-neo one about two years ago, and although the form-factor is great and the weight is perfect for such a big cab, it had the nastiest hump at around 400hz I ever heard. It was very difficult to EQ out.
I added internal damping material since only the back wall was padded. It helped but still didn't solve the problem.
I added internal damping material since only the back wall was padded. It helped but still didn't solve the problem.
I have an older Redline RL 810. I love it for outside venues. Used it indoors a few times,but it's overkill at that. I have several newer Carvin bass cabinets and a slew of the older Redline series. I still think they sound the best over the newer stuff. I have neo,and non neo cabs.
