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I am thinking about picking up the 21012 after I sell my 4x10. Let us know what you think!! I am very interested.Guiseppe said:til my 21012 ships...am looking forward to seeing if it is as good as gospel...
I actually did call over there earlier in the week to see what he had in the store, and he said he'd order another 21012 for stock. But, after hearing how deep and smooth that 4x10 is, I don't really think I'd need a 12 in the mix. I could have sworn I was playing through a couple of 15s!SMASH said:If you know you'll buy one or the other, consider asking them to order it in. Many retailers balk at ordering more gear they might not sell, but if they know you'll buy something they normally don't mind as after the sale they'd need fresh inventory anyway.
SMASH said:If you know you'll buy one or the other, consider asking them to order it in. Many retailers balk at ordering more gear they might not sell, but if they know you'll buy something they normally don't mind as after the sale they'd need fresh inventory anyway.
Yep; the 410 sounds very powerful in the low end.Dave Siff said:I actually did call over there earlier in the week to see what he had in the store, and he said he'd order another 21012 for stock. But, after hearing how deep and smooth that 4x10 is, I don't really think I'd need a 12 in the mix. I could have sworn I was playing through a couple of 15s!
Dave Siff said:I went to the Atlanta Bass Gallery today and got to do a direct comparison of my current cab, an SWR Goliath Sr., with a Schroeder 4x10. I played a Sadowsky Metro through a Thunderfunk 420 into each cab. Volume-wise, I'd say the two were about even, but the Schroeder sounded deeper and smoother. The SWR was hissing like the horn might have been cranked, but I didn't check. I'm not real familiar with the Thunderfunk -- what I'm going to try to do is bring my rack in there and play my RBI-Stewart 1.6 rig through both cabs. The Schroeder sounded really good, and at 40 lbs. less and 400 watts more power handling than my 6x10, I'd say I see a Schroeder in my near future. I wish they'd had the 21012 in stock, I'd really like to hear that one, too.
JB, thanks for the input. I thought the 410 had plenty of bottom end, and I've gotta imagine the 21012 has even more! Since they're the same price and just about the same weight, I just have to decide which configuration I like better. Once the Bass Gallery gets another 21012 in, I'll get to find out.jbplayer said:Dave, I run the RBI and PLX 2402 which is pretty much the same engine room you have. I have a 21012 and a 1210. Trust me the 21012 has plenty of bottom. I run my 78 Jazz/J-retro and the RBI almost flat with just a little more bass than mid and treble. To me the 21012 sounds better than the 1210 for larger gigs (and it should) but the 1210 is more than enough for smaller gigs. I've done two outdoor gigs with the 21012 and it cut through just as good outside as it does indoors. The Scroeders sound great in the store but really come to life when you put them to work on stage.

Congratulations!Tom Neves said:Well,
I got my 1210 from Jorg in Jan. and took it out to a gig once and was simply blown away.
Took it out again last night and was smilin' ear to ear.
We don't play out a whole lot, but when I hear and feel the punch this cab has, I can't imagine another cab smokin' this one! (IMO)
Talk about smooth buttery mids and punch!
OUTSTANDING !!!!!
I was thinking of getting the 1212.
But after last night I am totally satisfied with the 1210.
Jorge....."You da man"!