Light inexpensive 410

[timber22]

I would've thought this topic has been beat to death somewhere on here, but I couldn't find a thread exactly like this. I'd like thoughts/opinions on a lightweight, standalone, low price 410 cab. For purposes of this thread, let's define light as 65 lb or less, standalone means 4 ohm, low price means $500 or less. Some candidates are:

Avatar neo 410 65lb about $500 shipped
Epifunky 410 59lbs about $500
Carvin 410N 65lbs $480 shipped

Any opinions on these, or other candidates that meet this criteria that are out on the market right now? I know the new GK cab claims to be 41lb but it doesn't exist yet.

 

[waleross]

Funny I forgot how heavy the Ampeg cab line is, Both of their 410's are over 90lbs. I guess I'm used to it. I like the Avatar Neo B410 can't believe its 65lbs...Good luck

 

[::::BASSIST::::]

For lightweight also look at the SWR golight and the schroeder 410bmf. Not sure about prices though.

 

[Kwesi]

For lightweight also look at the SWR golight and the schroeder 410bmf. Not sure about prices though.

Both of those cabs are easily over $900 +shipping

I've heard good things about the Avatar and Carvin 410s and seen mixed reactions with the Epifunky (mostly concerning it's handling of the low B string). I would also strongly consider a Hartke HyDrive HX410. They're around 65 lbs, are very small and sound incredible better (to me) than what you have mentioned so far. Of course, I owned one so saying I'm a little biased would be an understatement so take my recommendation as you will

 

[Jim Carr]

A used Epifani UL1 410? Mine was $500, IIRC. Weight = ~57 lbs.

 

[timber22]

Both of those cabs are easily over $900 +shipping

I've heard good things about the Avatar and Carvin 410s and seen mixed reactions with the Epifunky (mostly concerning it's handling of the low B string). I would also strongly consider a Hartke HyDrive HX410. They're around 65 lbs, are very small and sound incredible better (to me) than what you have mentioned so far. Of course, I owned one so saying I'm a little biased would be an understatement so take my recommendation as you will

I beleive the Hartke HyDrive 410 is $600 and 68lb.