Smaller size is nice, though the D212XST's box looks to be too small for the drivers, at least as far as producing much deep bass goes.
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I don't think the picture in the catalog is a 212 - it looks like an enlarged photo of the 210. There may not have been any 212s ready at the time they released the catalog.Smaller size is nice, though the D212XST's box looks to be too small for the drivers, at least as far as producing much deep bass goes.
Long time Eden fan here...I have a '97 Metro combo and needed a new extension cabinet for bigger gigs...so I bought an Eden D410XLS
SEVERELY disappointed in the new line (had a blooming low end that I couldn't EQ out and the horn sounded very sizzly even set at 9 o'clock)...ended up sending it back...
IMHO, they're just not what they once were...
gbarchus said:Don't know if I posted this before. In the day, my favorite amp was a Fender Dual Showman with a Sunn 200S cabinet with JBL D140 speakers. It seemed to work great then, but 85 watts doesn't do it today. This is my replacement:
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