This cabinet is 47 lbs of absolute tone goodness. It is the first-generation UL310 with the Epifani signatures on the speaker cones (I am 99.9% sure that they are B&C drivers). It has the hard covering, NOT the "rat fur" used on later generations, and is rated to handle 750 watts of power, but Nick Epifani told me "it will handle much more". In the few years that I have owned it (I'm the second owner), it has been out of my music room/studio at home exactly once and has never been pushed very hard at all.
As you probably know, these three-speaker cabinets are rated at 5.3 Ohms impedance, so whatever power your amp is rated to deliver at 4 Ohms should be reduced by about 1/3 to calculate how much power you will be delivering to this cab (for example, my Mesa Walkabout head is rated at 300w into a 4 Ohm load, and it delivers about 210 watts into this cab, and my Mesa M9 Carbine, which is rated at 900w into a 4 Ohm load, delivers somewhere around 600 to 700 watts to this cab).
Here's a photo to get things started; I will take more when I dig the cab out from behind some of my other studio gear. I am likely the world's worst digital photographer when I am forced to use my old (12 to 15 year old) digital camera, but my newer digital SLR camera is broken, so this is as good as I can do.
I am in the Philadelphia-Trenton, NJ area and I will travel up to 3 hours (NYC/LI, NJ, Delaware, Baltimore/Washington, DC, etc.) to deliver the cab. If you want it shipped, it will probably add about $100 to the cost!
As you probably know, these three-speaker cabinets are rated at 5.3 Ohms impedance, so whatever power your amp is rated to deliver at 4 Ohms should be reduced by about 1/3 to calculate how much power you will be delivering to this cab (for example, my Mesa Walkabout head is rated at 300w into a 4 Ohm load, and it delivers about 210 watts into this cab, and my Mesa M9 Carbine, which is rated at 900w into a 4 Ohm load, delivers somewhere around 600 to 700 watts to this cab).
Here's a photo to get things started; I will take more when I dig the cab out from behind some of my other studio gear. I am likely the world's worst digital photographer when I am forced to use my old (12 to 15 year old) digital camera, but my newer digital SLR camera is broken, so this is as good as I can do.
I am in the Philadelphia-Trenton, NJ area and I will travel up to 3 hours (NYC/LI, NJ, Delaware, Baltimore/Washington, DC, etc.) to deliver the cab. If you want it shipped, it will probably add about $100 to the cost!
