Chuck, how do you like that NeoX cabinet? I have two Dr. Bass Neo 1x12's (yeah, I'm one of those lucky people that actually got mine!) but am thinking of trying a single cabinet that's lightweight and will still put out at least as much volume as the two I have now. The NeoX 212T seems like it would do nicely, but for some reason I'm also toying with the idea of sticking with two cabinets and trying a pair of the Focus 210's.
Anyway, what are your thoughts on it? For reference, I have two G-K heads - a 1001-RBII and an MB500.
Oh, by way, nice Stingray!![]()
Dave - I can't recommend it unconditionally as I can with some other gear (for example, the EBS ValveDrive as a preamp, or the Genz Benz heads).
Mainly 'cause it's a beast in a couple of respects. It's not that lightweight or easy to maneuver. Second, it can command major volume but I don't find it as tonally pleasing as my Schroeder 2x12. However, the Schro is kind of a special design that is very low to the ground. (I'll try to take a pic tomorrow, it's kind of an unusual model that I really like.) But for the gig coming up, I really want to throw the sound into the room, and the Neox will do that. I think. I want to get the band's reaction to it at tomorrow's practice.
So - it's a good cab but I'm not going to tell you that you can't do better. A lot of good options out there.
Thanks as concerns the 'Ray. The lighting is kind of weird in that pic - that's the same 'Ray and Streamliner as in this pic, from the night I brought the Streamliner home:

(*high fives DT*)
