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My Aguilar db112...DEAL

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I opened one up yesterday..And let me tell you, for a 1 12 cab, it is OUTSTANDING....A STACK of 2 to 4 Would be Unreal:bassist:

And I agree, the green is a Killer color....Unless of course, you hate green.

True Story:

Scientific studies have shown that people who like Green show a greater level of intelligence....No BS:bassist:
 
Oddly enough, my guitar amp (Fender Deluxe) is a limited edition green version. So I'm kind of looking forward to seeing the Aggies next to it. Assuming, of course, that I GET the Aggies. It's reassuring to see some of you guys getting them...
 
My two cabs were delivered today. I gave them a brief shakedown with my Genz Benz Shuttle 9.0 and Markbass SA-450, comparing them to an Avatar B210 Neo.

The Aguilar cabs have a much smoother high midrange than the B210. (I run the tweeter off on the 210) And the bottom end was tighter too. I felt like the DB112's lack the midrange "punch" that I get from the 210, but the amps are dialed in for the 210 and I didn't have time to tweak the EQ to get the amps set for the new cabs.

These cabs are super well built, top notch quality, and I'm sure they'll be sticking around here. I am taking one cab to rehearsal tonight and will also gig with one of them this Friday. I'll post my thoughts after I play through it tonight and hear it in the mix. My rehearsal rig is a Markbass Little Mark II through a Markbass New York 121, so I'll just swap the cab and see how it compares.
 
My two cabs were delivered today. I gave them a brief shakedown with my Genz Benz Shuttle 9.0 and Markbass SA-450, comparing them to an Avatar B210 Neo.

The Aguilar cabs have a much smoother high midrange than the B210. (I run the tweeter off on the 210) And the bottom end was tighter too. I felt like the DB112's lack the midrange "punch" that I get from the 210, but the amps are dialed in for the 210 and I didn't have time to tweak the EQ to get the amps set for the new cabs.

These cabs are super well built, top notch quality, and I'm sure they'll be sticking around here. I am taking one cab to rehearsal tonight and will also gig with one of them this Friday. I'll post my thoughts after I play through it tonight and hear it in the mix. My rehearsal rig is a Markbass Little Mark II through a Markbass New York 121, so I'll just swap the cab and see how it compares.

If mine come through, I'll be using them with a Shuttle 9.0 as well.
 

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