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Fender 215 Pro series cab
- Thread starter idoru
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- Apr 3, 2003
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- Editor-in-Chief, Bass Gear Magazine
Hey there Mr. Tom Bowlus,
Thanks for chiming in with that smiley face (and you know how we TB'ers love that carpet of yours.......and all of the gear that sits on top of it!)
I know that you had a chance to fiddle with the Fender 215 Pro cab for a bit, but did BG Mag ever end up doing an official review of that cab? I believe you indicated in one of your posts that BG Mag was planning on doing it, or at least thinking about doing it.
Thanks for chiming in with that smiley face (and you know how we TB'ers love that carpet of yours.......and all of the gear that sits on top of it!)
I know that you had a chance to fiddle with the Fender 215 Pro cab for a bit, but did BG Mag ever end up doing an official review of that cab? I believe you indicated in one of your posts that BG Mag was planning on doing it, or at least thinking about doing it.
I think Fender wanted the gear back before Tom could do any extensive testing, which if that was the case, was stupidly short-sighted.
- Apr 3, 2003
- 35,518
- 19,954
- Disclosures
- Editor-in-Chief, Bass Gear Magazine
Fender's website has pics of everything except the handles at the bottom. Invalid Link Removed
This cab is actually really easy to move around for the size of it. Grab the recessed handles and kick the the plate to tip it back and push\pull it along. It's a good height for transport. No bending over while moving it.
The handles underneath are recessed and spring loaded. Good for having someone help lift it.
The skid rails on back are great for pulling it up on stage and in\out of a van by yourself.
I move mine around in the back seat of a KIA Spectra.
This cab is actually really easy to move around for the size of it. Grab the recessed handles and kick the the plate to tip it back and push\pull it along. It's a good height for transport. No bending over while moving it.
The handles underneath are recessed and spring loaded. Good for having someone help lift it.
The skid rails on back are great for pulling it up on stage and in\out of a van by yourself.
I move mine around in the back seat of a KIA Spectra.
