I'm thinking of possibly trading in my current rig, or just waiting until I have enough for a new one. I want to get Avatar cabs to go under a Kustom Groove 1200. How would a 410 and a 212 sound together? And what is the difference between the Delta, Neo, and Pro cabinets at Avatar?
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How would this fly?
- Thread starter picknslap
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As far as I know, a 2 x 12 would be more aerodynamic than a 4 x 10. Although once you take in account the lighter frame of the Neo magnets in the 4 x 10, you're probably gonna have to put about the same amount of thrust behind the cabs to get the kind of lift you need for these babies to get airborne. Now with the two together and a Kustom Groove Head at the helm, you're looking at a smaller bomber aircraft to take to the skys.
God Speed.
God Speed.
I have the Kustom Head, and the 212, it sounds really good. I plan on buying the 410 neo someday though, just to have more power (I cant help it, 1200 watts sounds oh so good)
picknslap said:
Think crappy '80's movies.
Pros: Maverick. "Top Gun" of the line.
Neos: Kinda like Goose. "Light"-hearted and easy to handle.
Deltas: just like the girl, everyone loves 'em and they're cheap.
Dave, feel free to use the pathetic analogy above, should you ever decide to advertise.
To answer your question: it's the drivers....or is it the pilots?
Mike
IM also planning on adding a 2x10 or a 4x10 of Avatar Neos to my Avatar B212, but thats later in the future. I don't need it yet.
I'm about to get another cab to pair with my avatar 212 8ohm, and was curious also how a 410 would pair up. I was thinking doing two 212s but hadn't thought to much about adding a 410.
-Kyle
-Kyle
Delta= heav, can handle 200wattsRMS, and puts out the strongest lows out of the 3picknslap said:
Neo= very, very lightweight, and a hump with the mids
Pro= the base model, people were raving about them before the other two models came along
Quadzilla
Supporting Member
Well that 2x12 and 4x10 are a lot to lug around if even just the size. I used to have an Avatar 4x10 and 1x15. Now that I scaled back to a 2x10 and 1x12 stack, my back is much happier and I don't miss the old setup one bit as this setup puts out PLENTY of volume and can handle the watts too. Bigger is not always better. I found out the hard way. Take my advice and learn from my mistakes!
Great choice for the head though!!!!
Great choice for the head though!!!!
Yes, I have to chime in as well seeing how my "rig brothers" Quadzilla and Sutton have weighed in.
I am getting the Avatar 410 and 210 NEO's to go with my Groove Bass head. I agree that the 212 may have more lows than the 210, but I figure that with a higher x-max PLUS more cone surface area using six 10's, I'll be able to liquify anyone sitting in the front eight rows with the onslaught of pure funky-bass goodness....damn, makes ya wanna slap yo momma, doesn't it?
I am getting the Avatar 410 and 210 NEO's to go with my Groove Bass head. I agree that the 212 may have more lows than the 210, but I figure that with a higher x-max PLUS more cone surface area using six 10's, I'll be able to liquify anyone sitting in the front eight rows with the onslaught of pure funky-bass goodness....damn, makes ya wanna slap yo momma, doesn't it?
mike_v_s said:
What? Are you actually referring to Top Gun as a crappy movie? What's next? Are you going to start bad-mouthing Rocky? The Breakfast Club? Terminator?
News Flash : Top Gun was horriblesilky smoove said:What? Are you actually referring to Top Gun as a crappy movie? What's next? Are you going to start bad-mouthing Rocky? The Breakfast Club? Terminator?
Sutton said:
Oh man..... I don't know what to say to a comment like that........ how about...... Negative Ghost Rider the pattern is full.
