My humble GK 212MBE, not the greatest cab, I over-worked it for a while in a very-loud band, blew the tweeter (thought I had it turned off), but it works okay after adding some internal bracing. 
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Let’s see those 212 cabinets
- Thread starter woody357
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GK NEO IV 212 w/ GK Goldline 500
My twofers...
left to right
GK MB210-II combo
GK NEO IV 212 w/Mesa D-800+
Markbass Traveler 151P x2 with GK Goldline 500
My twofers...
left to right
GK MB210-II combo
GK NEO IV 212 w/Mesa D-800+
Markbass Traveler 151P x2 with GK Goldline 500
My home built 2x12 uses GK Neo drivers. Cost me next to nothing. I already had one driver, plus the plywood, Duratex, side handles and corners. Since those pics I have installed Speakon sockets and my wife made a slip cover to protect it. It weighs 18kg (under 40lbs).
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ChopShop M12B
MCM 55-2982, 3.7cuft, tune near fs.
24x24x12 with the baffle set back 1". 49 pounds. Xmax at about 450 watts. Vintagey, no tweeter.
Been using an Ampeg PB-212H cab lately and love the lightweight and the fact that it has a telescoping handle and rolls (don't have a current pic of it though).
Here are the other 2x12's
Here are the other 2x12's
Thanks! It's been my number one for over a year now. Plays great, sounds great, looks great...
