Suggested Cabinet for a LMIII

[rpsands]

Might take a look at LoPhat. 212/6 maybe, for the micro head.

 

[lbwdog]

I would find out if LDS could build a 15", 3-way cab with woofer, midrange and tweeter.
If you want a standalone cab, get it at 4 ohms.

That would be called a fEarful, designed by Greenboy. Search Talkbass for more info.

I would go with 8 Ohms in case you ever need to add a cab. the 4 Ohm power increase is minimal, and not worth it IMHO.

 

[KJung]

That would be called a fEarful, designed by Greenboy. Search Talkbass for more info.

I would go with 8 Ohms in case you ever need to add a cab. the 4 Ohm power increase is minimal, and not worth it IMHO.

The 3015LF driver, that is at the heart of these executions (whether the Greenboy DIY or Alexclabers design, or the LDS executions) only come in 8ohm version, so no 4ohm option at this point. Duke (Audiokinesis) has a special OEM custom 4ohm 3012LF driver that he uses in his little Thunderchild, which makes it perfect for a 400-500 watt micro head.

 

[CG Jones]

For whatever it's worth, I'm playing through a Traveler 115. Got it for the low end and light weight -- and it delivers on both.

 

[Lester4string]

seems like everyone is telling you what they use. I use a Ny604 love it, and have used a Bag End 2x10 and loved that too, exceot the 4x6 is light and smaller

 

[T. Alan Smith]

seems like everyone is telling you what they use.

Yup. In that case, I've found my LMII thru my Berg HT112 quite difficult to beat. That said, I've played it thru an Epi 3x10" and thought that pairing was exceptionally heavenly.