Anyone used it? Can't find a single review and if it does all that it says; provide a smoothe 4X10 sound at 800watts and only weighs 38lbs, it will be mine. Oh yes, it will be mine. 
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SWR Golight 38lb 800watt 4X10
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Invalid Link Removed hate to burst your bubble but it is 56 pounds thats still 20 pounds lighter than my 2 10
http://bass-guitars.musiciansfriend...ght-800W-4X10-Bass-Speaker-Cabinet?sku=620658
What's this then?
Just a misprint? Guess they must've put the weight of the 210 in. Well darn, nevermind. To some the diff in weight wouldn't be deal breaker but it's very crucial to me.
What's this then?
Just a misprint? Guess they must've put the weight of the 210 in. Well darn, nevermind. To some the diff in weight wouldn't be deal breaker but it's very crucial to me.
http://bass-guitars.musiciansfriend...ght-800W-4X10-Bass-Speaker-Cabinet?sku=620658
What's this then?
It is a misprint. The 2x10 is 38 pounds and the 4x10 is 56 pounds. I own both as well as the 1x15. They all are great sounding loud cabs that will take some serious juice.
Never rely on a retailers specs, always get them from the Manufacturers site.
Try this.
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Hope this helps.
BTW these cabs are so stinking light and easy to carry it is crazy.
56lb for a 4x10 is def light. If SWR did their jobs, and made these sound near as good as the 90+ lb Goliaths, then this bears serious consideration.
I've got a Goliath III and wish I didn't or I'd have me a Golight !
I've got a Goliath III and wish I didn't or I'd have me a Golight !
This post is almost a year old now... has anyone bought these cabs and have you got good things to express??
I am currently considering purchasing the 410 and the 115 to go under my new Ashdown ABM EVO III head. This head has thunderous bottom end and I would like to know if the SWR cab's will be able to handle all the earth shaking power.
All of you new owners of the above, Please shed some light on this subject!!
I am currently considering purchasing the 410 and the 115 to go under my new Ashdown ABM EVO III head. This head has thunderous bottom end and I would like to know if the SWR cab's will be able to handle all the earth shaking power.
All of you new owners of the above, Please shed some light on this subject!!
