Epifani cab advice

[JordanP]

Im getting a used epifani cab, they advertise it as the T410..

I assume thats the UL410T

I run the LMKII, will this pair up well? anyone have any advice or experience?

 

[Nightbass]

The T-410 was Epifani's first 4x10 cab. It's not a neo-equipped ultralight. The model name was later changed to NYC-410. So you're most likely getting the original Epifani 410 - the one many people consider to be the best one.

 

[JordanP]

so this will be a heavier cab?

 

[Mr_Dave]

yep - around 95 to 100 pounds i think

 

[Nightbass]

Yes, it weighs 40 more lbs.

The last specs were:

Model T-410
$1525.00
New Improved Drivers

Long since regarded as standard equipment for larger venues, the Epifani T-410 brings new dimension to an old standby. Able to handle 1000 Watts RMS at either 4 or 8 ohms, you would be hard pressed to find a speaker enclosure with this much range. Built with the finest components including four Epifani 10" speakers and one 100W bullet tweeter, this front ported cabinet will fill any room with the thundering lows and soaring highs Epifani users have come to expect.

SPECIFICATIONS
Speaker: 4 x 250W RMS Cast Aluminum Frame / 100W RMS Tweeter
Frequency Response: 40hz - 16khz
Power Rating: 1000W RMS (2400W Peak) 4/8 Ohms
Suggested Power Amp Wattage: 400W - 2000W
Dimensions: 26 1/4" H x 23" W x 17 3/4" D
Sensitivity: 104 db SPL @1W 1M
Weight: 98 lbs

 

[Mr_Dave]

well there you go 98 pounds

 

[gkbass13]

the non neo epifani cabs are my favorite sounding cabs i have ever played through!!! go for it!

 

[JordanP]

am i lame for wanting something light? (

I move my stuff around so much im trying to make it easier.


Anyway the GC in manchester is selling that cab for 500 bucks if anyone wants it, i think ill pass.

ps its in great shape