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EDEN 210XLT or TRAYNOR TC410

If the prices are the same and to don't mind the extra weight, I'd say definitely the Traynor, Eden makes good product, but Traynor is a bit of a favorite for me, and the 410 will likely go louder than the 210. That said, if you don't need that kind of volume and don't want the weight, or if the 210 is cheaper by a lot, I'd go with the Eden.
 
Well the Eden XLT cab has a upper mid bump giving it a slightly more nasal tone in comparison with the Traynor 4x10.
While the 2x10 is a very sensitive very clear penetrating tone which I personally love, if you want a lot of plump bass the 4x10 is going to win on speaker area and coupling.:-)
 
+ The Eden will probably have met an amp with twice the the watts per voice coil at some time or another with someone with a long scale five string tuned to A and all the bass EQ dime'd resulting in creased cones.
Which is what happened to a lot of those small Eden cabs when people were amazed at how big this little 2x10 could sound and regularly demonstrated its limits in X Lim.:-(
You still need more than a 2x10 with a loud drummer in a rock band.:-)
 
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