Loudest Genz Benz Cabinet that can fit into a back seat?

The 212 is 600 watts & the 410 is 1000 watts. They are both 4 ohms.

The specs for both cabs are here http://www.genzbenz.com/?fa=detail&mid=2620&sid=611&cid=96

 

For volume the Uber410. Suspect greater displacement as its 1watt/1 meter is 103db, the 212 is a great cab but lower displacement and 101db at 1 watt. Yes the 2db is a big deal.

 

i would expect the Uber 410 to fit your goals better, but what about 2 x NX212's? Would that fit? That might get you a little more round of a tone.

 

I've got an old Genz Benz NEOX-212T, which seems like kind of a predecessor to the NX-212, and it's one loud cabinet. Never tried the Ubers though.

 

GK MB212 combo. Very lite and portable but extremely loud

 

Are these GB cabs really all available? Cool!

 

Yaris hatchback?

In any case, what if it were not a GB cab? Just wondering...

 

there's actually a conversion kit available to turn the Toyota Yaris into a fEarful 4x15/4x6. So you wouldn't have to fit anything into the back seat.

 

I have a Genz Benz 610 XB2 that fits in the back seat of my 99 Camry. Dimensions are (H)44 x (W)25 x (D)18. Measure the back seat of your car. It is actually for sale or trade for a GK RBH 410. email [email protected]

 

^^^This.^^^

But the real solution? 1st get transportation w/more cargo space so it'll hold two 410s.

Or if you keep the Y****, have LDS build you a 215 w/Eminence KappaLite 3015s.

 

Punch, volume, grunt, growl......Uber 4x10 takes it in spades. The cab has great clarity too.

FWIW, the GBE 1200 and Uber 4x10 is my favorite GB rig.

 

I would go with the UBER 410T as well. As Hasbeen states, it is an aggressive cab which would match very well with the requirements of your gig. For Genz Benz the GBE 1200/UBER 410T is certainly one of our signature/defining rigs.

Sounds like you have a line on one that is available.

 

The Uber 410 is an svt 810 slayer.. !! Loud, Clear and punchy like all heck... It can get nice growl with a J bass.. 5 string friendly too...
On another note, I borrowed my friends Neox212 last week. It is different than the Uber 410.. But for weight, size/footprint , move-ability, loudness and fullness i would not rule it out.. We did an A/B to the Bergantino 212 and honestly, we liked the punch of the Neox over the bergantino..
I wish i had bought a Neox 212 when they were available... Better yet two of them on my GBE1200... But One Neox212 will keep up with any super loud drummer without much issue at all

 

You mowed lawns on your GBE 1200??? I had no idea that Genz Benz even offered lawns as an option for their amp heads!

MM

 

Volume aside, consider tone. Try out any cab before buying to make sure you like how it sounds. As for volume, think of your goals. First of course there's how many watts you are going to throw at it (luckily power amps that are lightweight and 1,000 watts are pretty affordable!) and also where the volume is needed. Wide stage/club? Outdoor gig? Enclosed garage/basement?

That all said, the Uber410 is probably going to do what you want - though in addition to measuring the space in the back seat, also measure your door opening room. I've had things that would physically fit in my car but there was no way to actually get it in without removing a door.

 

Earplugs.