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

[TheIrishOx]

I used to have 3x10 for my upright, but I sold it. Good news though here in a couple of days I will be getting a t-112 and the next couple of weeks trying to get a good extension cab for it. I was thinking maybe a ul-110, ul-210, or a ul-112. Idk yet but one thing is for sure. There is nothing like the epifani's low end.

 

[tombowlus]

As Dave Funk posts on occasion, if you are running 2ohms, you bought the wrong cabs

Dave Funk = Ken Jung?!?!!?

 

[KJung]

Dave Funk = Ken Jung?!?!!?

Dave and I went to different high schools together

That actually was a great post he did a while back!

 

[fretster]

Too painful. I'm taking an Epi-Dural.

 

[KJung]

Too painful. I'm taking an Epi-Dural.

Winner so far

 

[burk48237]

I can think of a GREAT reason for you to have one... so I can switch yours from 4 to 8 when you aren't looking!

I'm still trying to figure out ow to get around that silly 85db rule at the NAMM show. 185db? Maybe it was a Burk misprint.

 

[basss]

Any word on the new combos?

 

[Vic]

Any word on the new combos?

Whaddya wanna know? I have the new for 09 booklet with the data.

 

[basss]

Whaddya wanna know? I have the new for 09 booklet with the data.

Sweet! Wattage, size, weight... is there a 1x15? Any preamp info would be nice too.

 

[Vic]

Sweet! Wattage, size, weight... is there a 1x15? Any preamp info would be nice too.

You're talking about the Epifunky stuff, right, not the Performance series?

The Epifunky only comes in a 115.

 

[basss]

Cool thanks

Does the Performance series have a 1x15 combo too?

 

[mr.hughes]

Let's hope that the Epifunky doesn't become their epitaph

(joke, but seriously folks...)

 

[lomo]

You're talking about the Epifunky stuff, right, not the Performance series?

The Epifunky only comes in a 115.

I wonder if the weight is "real"??

 

[Vic]

Cool thanks

Does the Performance series have a 1x15 combo too?

Yeah. 400W @ 4ohms, 62lbs, 21H, 21W, 16.75D

 

[Vic]

I wonder if the weight is "real"??

I'm gonna' give them the benefit of the doubt for now, because they up'd the weight on the UL410 in the catalog. It's now more accurately listed as "66lbs".

The website is still completely out of date, however.

 

[davio]

Let's hope that the Epifunky doesn't become their epitaph

(joke, but seriously folks...)

Well done.

 

[fretster]

Let's hope that the Epifunky doesn't become their epitaph

(joke, but seriously folks...)

Well, I'll bet Kjung could write a really long and scholarly book about all this, but that would be the epitome of foolishness....




(going for the rare triple on this one)

But back to the main topic, I just love my Epi UL2-210! Such a huge satisfying bottom end, pant flapping when needed, yet crisp and defined always.

 

[mr.hughes]

Maybe Ken will write the book, but who will write the epilogue?

And, again back to the main topic - I shudder to think back to my dark days of bad tone and heavy gear before I bought my UL902c and 2 UL112's (Series 2). Loved them so much I sold my SWR Goliath III to buy a Series 1 UL310. I'm a happy bunny.

 

[KJung]

Excellent!

 

[lomo]

I'm gonna' give them the benefit of the doubt for now, because they up'd the weight on the UL410 in the catalog. It's now more accurately listed as "66lbs".

The website is still completely out of date, however.

I'll take a weight and see approach, myself. Their weight specs are still false on their own website and many of their dealers sites as well. It's been left like this a loooooong time. Unacceptable, deceptive (regardless of intent) and offensive to the customer IMO.