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Epifani Club! I've seen the "light"!

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This may be a dumb question but is a "UL310" the exact same as a "T-310 UL"???

I've seen a used "T-310 UL" for sale that I'm considering buying.

Any difference between these two?

Is the T-310 UL also 47LBS?

Same cab, no difference. UL310 is the short hand version of what they actually write under the "model name" on the back of the cabs, which in this case is T-310UL. Yes, it weighs 47lbs.
 
This may be a dumb question but is a "UL310" the exact same as a "T-310 UL"???

I've seen a used "T-310 UL" for sale that I'm considering buying.

Any difference between these two?

Is the T-310 UL also 47LBS?

If my memory serves me right, the early Epifani ceramic cabs were called T's (I assume representing that they had tweeters). When the first UL's came out, they still had the 'T' designation, with the addition of the UL to indicate they were the neo cabs. When Nick updated the ceramic cabs, he renamed them 'NYC' and dropped the 'T' on both the ceramic (NYC) line and the UL line.

So, I'm pretty sure the T-310UL is just a relatively early 310UL Series I.

You might want to call the shop and make triple sure before you put your money down, but I'm virtually certain that's the history behind it.
 
If my memory serves me right, the early Epifani ceramic cabs were called T's (I assume representing that they had tweeters). When the first UL's came out, they still had the 'T' designation, with the addition of the UL to indicate they were the neo cabs. When Nick updated the ceramic cabs, he renamed them 'NYC' and dropped the 'T' on both the ceramic (NYC) line and the UL line.

So, I'm pretty sure the T-310UL is just a relatively early 310UL Series I.

You might want to call the shop and make triple sure before you put your money down, but I'm virtually certain that's the history behind it.

Both my UL410 and UL112 have the "T" designation on it, both are series I, and they are both only about a year old.
 
Hey, just for kicks, I have to post this here...

For a period of time, I'm actually going to have TWO S2 UL410 cabs at my disposal... probably starting next week. It's a long story, but the short version is, I'm going to gig at least one time with both of them just to see what it's like.

I'm probably going to use a pretty dynamic sounding bass, like an MTD, Skjold, Warrior, and either my B1500 head or the TFB750. They're both 4 ohm cabs, so the head has to do 2 ohms.

On the other hand, I might also use my Eden 405 as a preamp into a Crown XTi2000, as well. That should be fun. :D

Ironically, I'm not really into screwing up FOH sound so I probably won't really crank it all that much, but at least once... gotta' see what it can do.

I'm thinking it might be on the loud side. :D
 
Hey, just for kicks, I have to post this here...

For a period of time, I'm actually going to have TWO S2 UL410 cabs at my disposal... probably starting next week. It's a long story, but the short version is, I'm going to gig at least one time with both of them just to see what it's like.

I'm probably going to use a pretty dynamic sounding bass, like an MTD, Skjold, Warrior, and either my B1500 head or the TFB750. They're both 4 ohm cabs, so the head has to do 2 ohms.

On the other hand, I might also use my Eden 405 as a preamp into a Crown XTi2000, as well. That should be fun. :D

Ironically, I'm not really into screwing up FOH sound so I probably won't really crank it all that much, but at least once... gotta' see what it can do.

I'm thinking it might be on the loud side. :D

:eek: OMG! :eek:
Is that legal in your state? ;):D
 
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1 - Juniorkimbrough
2 - bikeplate
3 - dataBASS5
4 - Saluki
5 - joelb79
6 - rodneyat
7 - KJung
8 - phsycocandy
9 - Vanceman
10 - gregbackstrom
11 - blowinblue
12 - B.C.
13 - jkdahlman
14 - Smoof
15 - Slink
16 - Vic
17 - prsbass
18 - dominic54321
19 - Joeykun
20 - Roscoe5
21 - R Upsomegrub
22 - Rev. Cornelius
23 - stevethebassguy
24 - sethlow3
25 - Dr. Riddim
26 - mike perry
27 - VintageBT6Lover
28 - lamarjones
29 - Evan_S._Brown
30 - rosanne
31 - Sjørvad
32 - Virgil Walker
33 - petersland
34 - groov'ster
35 - RickenBoogie
36 - jokerjkny
37 - jmain
38 - gruuv
39 - MadMark5
40 - scotts42
41 - NOLA Bass
42 - bothroysnvts
43 - fretman4god
44 - fretster
45 -
46 -
47 -
48 -
49 -
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My UL310 series 1 purchased in July 2005 also says "T-310UL" handwritten on the back panel.

+1...I realize now that they all still have it on the plate. My comments were based on what they are called in the sales materials and on the Epi site, where the T has been eliminated. However, even my new 410UL (II) has the 'T' (for tweeter I assume) designation written on the control plate.

So, I was incorrect... having a 'T' on the control plate is no indication of age or anything else:)
 
Hey, just for kicks, I have to post this here...

For a period of time, I'm actually going to have TWO S2 UL410 cabs at my disposal... probably starting next week. It's a long story, but the short version is, I'm going to gig at least one time with both of them just to see what it's like.

I'm probably going to use a pretty dynamic sounding bass, like an MTD, Skjold, Warrior, and either my B1500 head or the TFB750. They're both 4 ohm cabs, so the head has to do 2 ohms.

On the other hand, I might also use my Eden 405 as a preamp into a Crown XTi2000, as well. That should be fun. :D

Ironically, I'm not really into screwing up FOH sound so I probably won't really crank it all that much, but at least once... gotta' see what it can do.

I'm thinking it might be on the loud side. :D

sweet,

PICS are a must, man!

speakin' of which, i've been rehearsing w/ a pop rock switchfoot kinda group, and my pair of UL310 just RIPS w/ my epifani 902. now, all i need is my soon-to-be sadowsky/nord/70s kicker, and i'm set to rule the tristate! moowhaha...
 
Updated list.....let me know if I missed you.


1 - Juniorkimbrough
2 - bikeplate
3 - dataBASS5
4 - Saluki
5 - joelb79
6 - rodneyat
7 - KJung
8 - phsycocandy
9 - Vanceman
10 - gregbackstrom
11 - blowinblue
12 - B.C.
13 - jkdahlman
14 - Smoof
15 - Slink
16 - Vic
17 - prsbass
18 - dominic54321
19 - Joeykun
20 - Roscoe5
21 - R Upsomegrub
22 - Rev. Cornelius
23 - stevethebassguy
24 - sethlow3
25 - Dr. Riddim
26 - mike perry
27 - VintageBT6Lover
28 - lamarjones
29 - Evan_S._Brown
30 - rosanne
31 - Sjørvad
32 - Virgil Walker
33 - petersland
34 - groov'ster
35 - RickenBoogie
36 - jokerjkny
37 - jmain
38 - gruuv
39 - MadMark5
40 - scotts42
41 - NOLA Bass
42 - bothroysnvts
43 - fretman4god
44 - fretster
45 -
46 -
47 -
48 -
49 -
50 -
Sign me up Dude! Just bought a UL115 from Bikeplate. Probably going to pickup another UL112. That is such a great light cab. Shouldnt have sold the one I just had. Live and learn!
 
sweet,

PICS are a must, man!
Ok, but it might look a little scary with a 1900W head high atop a dual 410 Epifani stack! :D

[/QUOTE]speakin' of which, i've been rehearsing w/ a pop rock switchfoot kinda group, and my pair of UL310 just RIPS w/ my epifani 902. now, all i need is my soon-to-be sadowsky/nord/70s kicker, and i'm set to rule the tristate! moowhaha...[/QUOTE]I also have a pair of 310 cabs, and actually, both of those are mine, though one is an S1 and the other is an S2. I've posted here before about this, but I've also driven these as a pair and yeah, it's a beautiful thing. :)
 
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