Opinions on bergantino cab with this rig...

[JonnyBassman101]

Hi all, i am heavily considering purchasing a Bergantino HD410 cab.

Currently i run 2 rigs, one is a TC RH750, into an RS210 (small rig). My bigger rig is an SVT-CL into a 410hlf.

My main bass is a custom Status Graphite S-2. At the minute I mainly play Jazz fusion/ funk in my band... Using my TC head, as i feel it gives a tighter tone for those genres.

At times i feel like the RS210 doesn't give me enough punch, and i find the Ampeg 410HLF too "boomy". I feel the Bergantino HD410 is a good investment and could perhaps even replace my Ampeg cab, but would like your opinions first.

So basically the rig would be the Status S-2 using a TC RH750 head, into the Bergantino HD410... Or maybe even my SVT-cl.

Opinions on both head/ cab combinations would be great!

 

[rodl2005]

If you're anything like me, you'll feel like a blanket has been lifted of yr 410 cab. The Berg is so articulate without sounding 'modern' or sterile at all.
Imo, it'll surely replace yr 410 cab that you own now. It did for me

 

[tombowlus]

I think that you would be very happy with the HD410. It will be punchy and full, but with a level of clarity and articulation that you may not have heard before. I like the RS210, but it is (intentionally) voiced to sound a bit on the "vintage" side, so it'll be a tad more warm/round. But the HD410 will be more full. The 410HLF has a massive low end, but those lows can sometimes overrun the mids/highs. Curiously, though, I have heard some older 410HLF's which sounded much more articulate, so they may have used different drivers over time.

But just about any Berg cab is always a safe bet. He makes numerous lines, and each line has its own vibe, but the HD410 (or HD212) would serve you well, I'd wager.