Sounds much fuller than a 210 for sure though. And yes, heavy for the volume, but seeing that he was interested in the isobaric design the SP410 would be the way to go. And besides OP stated that the size was the issue not the weight.
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Little but powerful ?
- Thread starter Arkhon06
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Sounds much fuller than a 210 for sure though. And yes, heavy for the volume, but seeing that he was interested in the isobaric design the SP410 would be the way to go. And besides OP stated that the size was the issue not the weight.
I contacted Barefaced and got quick answer for the super compact cab :
http://barefacedbass.com/product-range/Super-Compact.htm
But still it's quite expensive (750 shipped).
http://barefacedbass.com/product-range/Super-Compact.htm
But still it's quite expensive (750 shipped).
alexclaber
Commercial User
Personally I think the Tecamp head could work great - maybe add a pedal for more/different dirt?
hiho,if your after Orange get the head and a sp212 cab.Head in bag over your shoulder,cab in hand,gig bag in other ,1 lift into gig.
They are loud with a big sound.
I play without PA support and it doesn,t get drowned out.
You have to use one live to hear what they do.
On paper they don,t add up but turn up at a gig and turn it up then it makes sense.
It sure floats my boat.
They are loud with a big sound.
I play without PA support and it doesn,t get drowned out.
You have to use one live to hear what they do.
On paper they don,t add up but turn up at a gig and turn it up then it makes sense.
It sure floats my boat.
Just buy one already
112 cranked up: "I can't take it! I'm going to be destroyed!"
SP212 cranked up: More bass? Okay."
I agree. The isobarics are not the answer to replicate the 410 volume of the GK unless you get at least 2 of the 212s or 2 of the 410s. I wouldn't do it.
I play live with an aguilar TH350 and either one or 2 GS112 cabs- very small light and efficient. the 2 cabs could handle the TH500 no problem, plenty of low end, although I have never ran into an issue with volume or headroom while using the 350 plus both cabs, even outdoors and un-mic'd
A single SP212 wouldn't cut it for the OP. Maybe an SP410 would but I've never tested one of those.
Just buy one already
112 cranked up: "I can't take it! I'm going to be destroyed!"
SP212 cranked up: More bass? Okay."
You're precious.
Play better 112's, and you wont find that they cant match the SP212. The only gain to the Iso design is that you can get more sound out of a smaller cab. Take that same driver, and a bigger cab, and you get the same sound.
Either way. It is still based on a full range 12. It's low end output is going to be what it is.
+1,000,000
If all he needs is the output of a 210, and wants the cost and weight of a 410, then maybe it would. Either way, it is an costly solution to a simple problem.
