Tolex on the HD's??? Bummer... I dig the finish on the AE's... Seems more durable.
At least I have a backup plan now if I lose both of my 410's.
At least I have a backup plan now if I lose both of my 410's.
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Thanks Greg for those specs!
When do you expect to get a batch of the HD112's in?
I've got several of the 112's on order that should be availble for me to ship around the end of this month.
I'm accepting pre-orders now if you want to make sure one of these first ones becomes yours!
Alright! Here are the official specs. I'm cutting & pasting these straight from Jim B.'s email, so hopefully I"m not introducing any errors this time!!
HD112
1-12 Cast frame woofer w/ 80oz. magnet
High intelligibility tweeter
Power handling: 350 watts
Custom phase-coherent crossover w/ tweeter control
Precision tuned, 100% Baltic birch enclosure
Frequency response: 40hz-15khz
Sensitivity: 97db @ 2.83v /1meter
Impedance: 8 ohms
Dimensions: 16 ¼h x 18 ½w x 15d
Weight: 44lbs.
Optional padded cover available
HD210
2-10 woofers w/ 56oz. magnets
High intelligibility tweeter
Power handling: 400 watts
Custom phase-coherent crossover w/ tweeter control
Precision tuned, 100% Baltic birch enclosure
Frequency response: 44hz- 15khz
Sensitivity: 98db @ 2.83v /1meter
Impedance: 8 ohms
Dimensions: 18 ½ h x 22 ¾ w x 12 ½d
Weight: 54lbs.
Optional padded cover available
HD212
2-12 Cast frame woofers w/ 80oz. magnet
High intelligibility tweeter
Power handling 700 watts
Custom phase-coherent crossover w/ tweeter control
Precision tuned, 100% Baltic birch enclosure
Frequency response: 40hz-15khz
Sensitivity: 103db @ 2.83v /1meter
Impedance: 4 ohms
Dimensions: 31h x 18 ½w x 15d
Weight: 79lbs
Optional padded cover available
HD410
4-10 woofers w/ 56oz. magnets
High intelligibility tweeter
Power handling 800 watts
Custom phase-coherent crossover w/ tweeter control
Precision tuned, 100% Baltic birch enclosure
Frequency response: 44hz-15khz
Sensitivity: 104db @ 2.83v /1meter
Impedance: 4 ohms
Dimensions: 26h x 22 ¾ w x 15 ½ d
Weight: 88lbs.
Removable castors
Optional padded cover available

VroomVroom said:I keep having nasty thoughts...staring at my sorely unused Epifani 902C....and thinking about it driving two of those new 212's. I have no gigs on the horizon - and nor have I had one in the past four years - that call for such stage volume...but man it'd be fun to plug in and bang out some low notes.

So, now I am left wondering what the difference is between the HT112ER and the "new" HD112.
Jim Bergantino has officially announced his new product lineup, and the cabs will be shipping towards the end of this month!
I just wanted to give everyone a quick heads up about what cabinets will be available and how much they cost.
The two existing NV models continue to live:
NV-610: $1349 + $100 shipping
NV-412: $1349 + $100 shipping
The NEW cabinets belong to the new HD series. The common features are NV tolex covering, black corners and ceramic speakers. The new models/configurations are as follows:
HD112: $649 + $50 shipping
HD210: $769 + $50 shipping
HS212: $999 + $80 shipping
HD410: $1099 + $80 shipping
I'll pass along further technical details and pics as they become available. Jim B. tells me a pro photographer just left his shop this morning, so some official images should be available within a few days or so.
I'm placing my opening order for these new cabs today, so I am now opening up for pre-orders if anyone wants to reserve one of these first cabs that ship. A 20% deposit will let me place your name on any of them!
Yee-haw! I'm super excited at the prospect of having Bergs flowing again, I can't wait to hear these new cabinets!
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So...
an HD112 + HD210 = $1580
a pair of HD210 = $1638
three HD112 = $2097
HD112 (pair) + HD210 (pair) = $3160
...what's a guy to do?

Isn't it obvious?
2 X HD210 and 3 X HD112 = $3735
JIm
Tweeter, probably crossover (to match the tweeter), and covering, I believe.