58lb 4x10 or 38lb 2x12 its decent lite weight but i can find stuff weighing in at far less
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58lb 4x10 or 38lb 2x12 its decent lite weight but i can find stuff weighing in at far less
Says 35 on the website - and Dave can usually do better than that if you call and ask. My GK 212MBE cabs were 34lbs each - have't seen any other 2x12 lighter?38lb 2x12 its decent lite weight but i can find stuff weighing in at far less
You really want a pair of 2x12'sI'm wanting something about 6x10 or 4x12 size thats closer to 50lb and under mark honestly. I play heavy metal but have a injured back from when I served in the army and I need the firepower as lite weight as I can get it so far the phil jones 16b neo cab has been on my list to try out but I'm wanting to go even less weight if I can
No I'd prefer one trip. Seperate may be lighter in weight by themselves but they usually weigh more combined it is more time consuming making multiple trips and puts more strain on my back.You really want a pair of 2x12's![]()
Pick your poison, then live with your choice.No I'd prefer one trip. Seperate may be lighter in weight by themselves but they usually weigh more combined it is more time consuming making multiple trips and puts more strain on my back.
If only lol in the mean time the drummer helpsMaybe you'd have better luck finding a roadie![]()
If only lol in the mean time the drummer helps
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