Genz Uber 115?

[Crabby]

i knew a kid who was born without one. they had to make one through surgery.

That would be Sh*#@y

 

[I play metal]

Noice.Id like to see a uber 215 to pair with my uber 810 and gbe 1200 just for fun (and to piss off the neigborhood!).

Being 8 ohms I could stack 2 115s on one side and the 810 on the speaker out right?

 

[ErnieD]

i knew a kid who was born without one. they had to make one through surgery.

....they went back and made him an a**hole. Hmm, then I know a few guys that had that surgery.

 

[David A. Davis]

I love the uber212's, I bet an uber 115 + 212 stack would sound great

 

[jnewmark]

i knew a kid who was born without one. they had to make one through surgery.

An opinion ?

 

[Thornton Davis]

Should this happen to become a reality, i'd want the Uber 115 cabinet to be rated at 4 ohms. That way the Shuttles[MAX] output power could be maximized.

That's my .02 cents on this.

TD

 

[Red Planet]

I would prefer 8 ohms. I think a 4 ohm single driver might get strained by the Shuttle 9.0.

I can see using two Uber 1x15's with the 9.0 . Bet that would be Old School King Heaven.

No tweeters.

 

[Thornton Davis]

I would prefer 8 ohms. I think a 4 ohm single driver might get strained by the Shuttle 9.0

Think outside the box. There are lots of other amp than just the Shuttle 9.0 out there.

TD

 

[Red Planet]

Think outside the box. There are lots of other amp than just the Shuttle 9.0 out there.

TD

As well as lots of others besides the 12.0

I'm OK with a 4 ohm 15 but there better be an 8 ohm or I could not use it with my 9.0 in or outside the box.

 

[Berger912]

Why not offer the 15 as both a 8ohm and 4ohm version. a 2-10 over a 1-15 would be extremely sweet.

 

[JOE EDO]

Uber 115 with switchable inpedance (4/8) ohm? Possible? (drool..)

 

[David A. Davis]

How about an uber 112?

 

[5StringPocket]

I've been wanting to try a 15 cab with 6" mid to have a little different flavor but something which could also be used with my Max 12.0 and Uber 212. I finally broke down and built my own Uber 115 - a fEarful inspired 15/6/1 stubby. This 8 ohm, 3-way cab is 23.75"h x 21"w x 18"d and can handle 500 watts rms. It uses an Eminence 3015LF woofer, 18Sound 6ND410 mid, Eminence ASD1001S HF driver with JBL 90x90 waveguide, and a 640/4500 Hz 3-way MCM crossover. There is a variable 100 watt pad for the HF and a fixed -3dB L-Pad for the 6" mid. Here are the plans, some construction pics, and the finished product.

It takes a bit of juice to really drive this but it's a hammer. Lows are very solid and the mids are quite present but smooth. I boost the bass and low mids a bit and adjust the horn level at the cab. It plays pretty well with the 212 and the stack is a monster. Just turn the 212 horn off and the 115 has enough mids and highs to carry both cabs. The tone is full and articulate and this stack can move LOTS of air - more than you'd need for any normal gig but it sounds great and is fun to play with. (I like it well enough that I'm going to build a mirror image to make a vertical stack when time permits.)

 

[wave rider]

^^^

5StringPocket, that is way purdy! Nice work! I like the port positioning...

=wr=

 

[rpsands]

Where'd you find the 640/4500 crossover?

 

[svtb15]

im needing a pair of those to do an upcoming tour.... mmmm 15 cabs... nice!

 

[Mike Shevlin]

If Roger/Jeff do not build one, I would like to place an order with 5StringPocket~

 

[MarkA]

Good gravy, man, way to go. (Re. 5String's initiative and craftsmanship).

Maybe this should be obvious, but what's all the foam for?

 

[hasbeen]

we're working on some new cabs that should fill the desire expressed here.

 

[rpsands]

I hope to see a 3-way cabinet from Genz! Woot.