That's a good price.
Hey Vic,
Just checked out the demo video link. You guys are a really great cover band man! She has some serious pipes! Love the vertical GK 112s. Nice sadowsky too!
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That's a good price.
Thanks! Yeah, that's not the actual one on the recording, but the recording is of an ash/maple Sadowsky JJ5. While you're not hearing my rig on the recording, that is the rig I use most. Love it!Hey Vic,
Just checked out the demo video link. You guys are a really great cover band man! She has some serious pipes! Love the vertical GK 112s. Nice sadowsky too!
Hey Vic,
Just checked out the demo video link. You guys are a really great cover band man! She has some serious pipes! Love the vertical GK 112s. Nice sadowsky too!
I think I had that happen with one of mine when it was new, maybe?
Been a long time; but maybe one or two of the mounting screw had stripped out the wood.
I spun it 90 degrees and bolted it back down into fresh wood, IIRC.
Nope. The tolex takes care of that.Could be it might need a gasket?...
IMHO, surprisingly loud for a "2x12" rig. I have a couple of the 115's just to have a bit more radiation if I need to get even louder, but rarely use them. I bought a 212 cab to stack with one of the 112's or maybe even a 115, but I'm seriously considering selling it, because at this point, I can't imagine ever needing it.Okay, I'm gonna chime in here because all this Neo 112 love have me wanting one! I use GK MB microheads (200,500,800) how would this cab stack up against what I have now, a Markbass NY121 for small coffeehouse/duo gigs? (the Markbass farts on hard-plucked E strings) and realistically how loud would two Neo's get?
Exactly my thinking as well, and it does seem to work.Well, Vic, I really like the idea of two 112's stacked like you had them in the video, I'm all about the verticle line array!
Well, it's actually not bad at all compared to other cabs in its size class, but of course compared to the 112's, even a pair of them, the schlepp factor is not as good.One thing is fer sure, I would not want a 212 because I don't want to lug it around everywhere!
Amazing cabs! Convinced that these cabs offer the best tone/cost ratio out there. Have owned about every berg cab over the last five years, many other brands and have a Baer ml112 now and these cabs hold their own. Tom B was right way back when. Took me hearing Vic's rig live several times before taking the plunge.
I've pretty much sold all my other cabs off except for a couple Berg AE210's and a few small 1x cubes from Epifani I pretty much only use for practice at home these days.Amazing cabs! Convinced that these cabs offer the best tone/cost ratio out there. Have owned about every berg cab over the last five years, many other brands and have a Baer ml112 now and these cabs hold their own. Tom B was right way back when. Took me hearing Vic's rig live several times before taking the plunge.