SOLD Sonusphere B18 bass speaker/cabinet! Price slash!

Slashing for Cash!
Available: Sonusphere B18 Bass enclosure/cab! Made by Moses Graphite -- Fill the room/stage with sound!

Specs (from site):

One 10″ 8 Ohm 450 watt Eminence Neodynium driver.

Proprietary anti-diffraction coupler ring.

Newly developed 12″ low frequency passive radiator with 360-degree tuned porting.

Cabinet material: Advanced Polymer.

Cabinet shape: Half-sphere, providing great and even rigidity with minimum weight.

Dimensions: 18″/45.8 cm diameter x 9″/22.9 cm height.

Weight: 15.5 lbs./7 Kg.

Sold with Sonusphere shoulder-carry gig bag!

** This is mis-labeled as a “P-14,” which is their previous PA speaker. However, verified with Mosher, this is the B18, since it has the bottom radiator (the PA only has the top grill).

List Price: $699 USD; Factory Direct Price: $594.00 USD.

Grab it now -- new new price: $275 (OBO) shipped to lower 48! Will ship elsewhere for actual shipping.

 

Friday bump!
This model is the same as their upgraded guitar model, and can also serve as an excellent stage monitor!
Reasonable offers considered.

 

Weekend Sale -- motivated seller! Now $380 shipped to lower 48!

Excellent main or extension cab!

 

Hey Count, thanks for writing!
I've used it for jazz and a 7-piece Irish band (with drummer), and it was great; it would work perfectly in musical theater, and for a loud rock band, I'd probably recommend it as an extension cab with your other combo or amp/cab to fill out the sound (unless you're used to crazy-loud!).
I think Mosher would say "any music!"

With the Irish band, when we played outside, we were all mic'd (or DI), but this was still great for the stage sound.

Marc

 

That's cool - thanks for checking!
Other companies are starting similar, "pointing up" models, too ..

 

Great question! Included, FREE, 1/4" right angle adapter!!

 

Hi - thanks for writing!
Yeah, the TB member who did the excellent "NAMM 2018" review back in January stopped by their booth to check them out, but didn't actually get a chance to play one, unfortunately! I use their PA system, too, and it works great (kinda like the Bose tower thing -- lots of sound!).
If you're used to playing a 4x10 cab cranked up, then yes, this by itself won't compete. Any other rig, though -- electric or upright -- as a main or extension, works well.

Make an offer and you can check it out!

Marc

 

Hey Alaska Will -- thanks for writing! Yeah, it is a cool concept, and I like the PA version, too!

I've shipped to AK and HI, and even shipped a $5000 guitar to Italy, so I'm certainly willing to work with people!

 

Crazy price slash!

 

Hey Alaska -- thanks for staying interested!
Yeah, it's kinda confusing, and took me a phone call to Mosher when I was first looking at these.
There is only one speaker, pointed up (seen in the top-pics above); that's a powerful 10" speaker. The bottom (see third pic above) they call a "radiator," but it's basically a diaphragm sorta thing that puts the lows onto the floor. I guess, think of it as a type of "open-back" cab (that's my description, not theirs!), with the open side pointing down.
I've never tried it on a carpeted floor, but I imagine it would not work well on one (muffled dispersion!); on wood or other floors, though, it's great. The idea is that with the dispersion, you don't have to crank your amp, and yeah, it would definitely work with a trio, no problem!!
Again, if you're used to playing an 8x10, this will sound different.

Thanks again for checking!

Marc

 

Wait, I meant it's awesome for carpeted rooms!!
Actually, I've never tried it; I'm just guessing based on the web site info, etc., and the concept that it's reflecting sound up and down, and sound doesn't reflect much from carpet. If you had a small board to place underneath, though, that could be a reflecting surface.
Thanks again for checking! Maybe I'll just send it to you!

 

Hey, the MB200 is a great little amp! Thanks!