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Eden D410XLT, now what?

Refurb?


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Well. I just gave a good run and it sounds pretty good. I’m not sure about the crossover. When I turn the horn control I’m not hearing any change. I checked the limiter bulb, 4ohms of resistance. Should I check the voltage from the crossover to the horn?
 
Four of these drivers will probably work . Invalid Link Removed .These will get you to 4 ohms in parallel . I'm pretty sure they are replacements for Edens . That will get you to about $450 . Add another $35 for duratex and you'll be at $500 . The D410XLT is a great sounding cab but heavy . If you don't mind the weight and doing the speaker swap it might be good for you .
I just sold my DXLT because of the weight even though it's such a great cab
 
I'd never get one now, mostly because of the weight, but years ago I briefly played through a D-410XLT and it roared! It also had something to the sound that my D-210XLT couldn't seem to reproduce. Still have my D-210XST (which has a flatter/deeper tone), though that's been replaced by a T3W fEARful 15/6/1, which has a bigger, even deeper, tone at about the same weight.
 
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Loving this beast. It is freaking loud! 700 watts from my Bergantino, it’s a beautiful thing. The horn question was just me. Nothing wrong, just not as dramatic a change as I was expecting.
 

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