Please help, identify this cab: #GirlMeetsWorld

[yummy_x1000]

so what [exactly] do we have here (in the pic of this (orange edited) pic)? i wantsz it so incredibly hot-wise (whetever it is)! if you know, please now; spill it

(my first inclination is a JBL sumfin')

 

[B-string]

I believe that was called..
















A stage prop.

 

[basscooker]

it's an enlarged picture of some sub a propmaster ruined with orange paint.

 

[guy n. cognito]

I'm sorry, is this serious??

 

[yummy_x1000]

it's an enlarged picture of some sub a propmaster ruined with orange paint.

hmmm. i dont think that. im in in-line with the thinking that it is a photo of a real cab because i dont truly believe a photoshop editor woul dknow to put the ports on it like that.. you see, to me, it looks like a real design that was photographed and put into a photo stock of some type, later to pulled by an intern for their respective "artist", then just digitally filtered (edited) to add the orange hue for the purpose to have the framed decore fit the stage color-designer's profile of contrast or whatev... so whetev, im looking for the actual cab that was photoed and to buy it

 

[yummy_x1000]

I'm sorry, is this serious??

yuss

 

[SirMjac28]

 

[guy n. cognito]

You want to buy a speaker because it looks cool in a picture on the set of a children's show?

 

[yummy_x1000]

You want to buy a speaker because it looks cool in a picture on the set of a children's show?

yes. it looks like a good one to me. i collect for various reasons

 

[rufus.K]

I second the JBL. Prolly a sub bin for a theatre

 

[ashtray]

Its possible it was a picture of a 12" speaker, and printed poster sized to make it look 24" or bigger, and an orange color added. I highly doubt that "speaker" is any deeper than the 1" frame its mounted on.

A real 24" speaker in a cab might weigh 200 pounds, require massive wattage due to inefficient specs, and only be good at producing certain frequencies. Remember, the sound you heard was on your TV's 2" speakers, and the tone you heard came from the amp - not the massive orange picture of a speaker.

 

[alaskaleftybass]

It took some exhaustive research but I found the exact bass cabinet. It's called a Peavey 1810. And yes, you should go right out and buy it! It is an awesome cabinet.

 

[Bassmec]

This is far better, JBL theatre cab with three ports.

 

[Nev375]

I see Jerkweasel Bass Ltd. has expanded to wall mount speaker cabs now. That's interesting.

So yeah. Definitely JBL.

 

[gustobassman]

Definitely NOT a JBL. Those are real cabs however. They were designed by European designer Olaf Schitzengiggle and was initially a subsidiary of Orange called "Grapefruit". As you can see by the photo, the Grapefruits were a bit larger than the Oranges. Most people were left with a sour feeling as the company owners wouldn't sugar-coat anything as far as what the cabs could and most importantly could not do. The reason the color is orange (instead of the more well known yellow exterior/pink interior) is because Olaf had stolen the formula for the original Orange orange, and man things turned into a mess after that.

Google it.

 

[HolmeBass]

I sense this is going to turn out very well for the OP.

 

[okcrum]

Decore is what you do with apples.

 

[gjbassist]

Looks like someone put a little too much "syrup" on their pancakes for New Year's Eve!

 

[RJC1811]

It's the new Carvin 24" wall mount speaker cab TR2402PD with orange Plasti Dip. They found the plasti dip gave it a deeper but tighter bass and allowed them to make it in a much shallower profile. I have a couple Bergantino Bass cabs I'm going to be spraying in yellow later today. I'll post results.

 

[Rip Van Dan]

I think you need to check with Marty McFly on that one. I know he had something similar.
To find him, you'll need to know where he is AND when he is.

But definitely ask Marty. He'll know...