Help me choose a 2x10!

[KeithAlanK]

One of the few times I had to bring my own rig into the recording studio, the engineer mic'd up my Eden D-210T (with a Neuman TLM-170i, for those keeping track) and afterwards told me "I have never heard so much usable low end extension out of a 2x10 cabinet!"

I don't doubt it for a second. EQ it right, maximize your headroom, etc.
A pair of biamped 210s is my dream studio rig because there's more spank hitting the mics with less extraneous sound bouncing around the room.

But live isn't the same as the studio.

 

[yousaiditman]

Check out my DNA 210 for sale. Might be what you are looking for...

 

[tom once dead]

Looks like your cab is 4ohms PENLIYL, I'm looking for an 8 ohm cab. I've heard good things about DNA though.

 

[AlexanderB]

Mixing the SVT-410HE and SVT-210HE will probably not work well. Those cabinets are (in spite of their similar names) very different from each other. The 410HE is a sealed cabinet - half an 810 with rolled off lows, slightly growly low mids and limited excursion. The 210HE is basically half an 410HLF, vented cabinet with deep tuning, long excursion transducers and a bit shy in the upper mids.

 

[tom once dead]

The Mesa powerhouse 210 is on the way!
The seller even threw in the padded cover and a speakon cable. Can't wait for it to arrive and see how it sounds.