So I'm sending the Neo 412 back to Musician's Enemy since they didn't follow through on a promise to get back to me in 2 days about the damage on it. I'm basically through with them now after the way they handled this and my order in November with the wrong item shipped. It's not worth the 15% discount they occasionally have.
Duke or anyone else that has had one, what is the weight on the PH412? The Mesa site doesn't list it. I'm hoping it's not much more than 100lbs. Thankfully it looks like it has a lot of handles and wheels on it to make it move more easily. It's also spec'd 1200W at 4 ohms like the Neo 412 so I'm hoping that means it's also a good match for the MB800.
Man, I wish you were local so you could come check my cab out before buying sight unseen, but I'll just have to do my best to talk about it.
It's not that heavy honesty, I think it's about 134lbs and it's lighter and easier to move then my older Ampeg 810e, as the tone is just killer. I've never gotten this cab to fart out, though I know it hasn't been pushed to it's limits I have no doubts that it could handle just about anything at realistic volumes. It has two back handles. Side handles, and spring loaded handles on the bottom, makes it super easy to lift up/down stairs.
I get compliments on my tone at pretty much every show I've played with this cab since I bought it and I love standing in front of it and just feeling the bass on stage. I think it'll be a great match for the MB800, I was actually considering getting a 200 and using it at home with my 610 and leaving my rack at the jam space.
Are you considering any other cabs? I don't want to sway you in any direction because I love this Mesa cab, but Aguilar and Berg also have some killer 4X12's on the market.
This 412 and my Euro 5LX are two pieces of gear that'll never leave my side.
