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[Camaro69]

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[Count Bassie]

In all seriousness, that Audio Kinesis Hathor 212 cab is naked mole-rat ugly.

Ha! Well he's very proud of it!

 

[RedVee]

In all seriousness, that Audio Kinesis Hathor 212 cab is naked mole-rat ugly.

Is that a good thing ?

 

[Count Bassie]

Is that a good thing ?

Apparently! Lol.

 

[kat888]

Is that a good thing ?

Not from where I'm sitting.

 

[Korladis]

I'm going out to the general population with this one, but I'm really interested in finding a tall-ish cab with a couple nice divers in it, not heavy. I'd swap my GK Neo 212-II for the right one... could even 'sweeten' the deal a little...

Maybe a 212, but vertically aligned, for height. 215s would work too.

Like I said in the other thread, Greenboy Dually. Or two Bassics.

 

[Count Bassie]

Like I said in the other thread, Greenboy Dually. Or two Bassics.

Will look into those, thanks.

 

[RikiP]

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[Korladis]

Will look into those, thanks.

They can be pricy, but the drivers used are lightweight and loud as hell. Got a couple of the same drivers in my 2000S 2x15, and it's like the voice of the gods, and also weighs less than a guitar 4x12.

The actual Dually and Bassic cabs use modern lightweight construction, too, so they're low, light, and loud.

 

[ubernator]

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How much $$ is ¥94k

 

[Korladis]

How much $$ is ¥94k

About $820.

 

[wolverine9002]

My Epiphone, nothing special about it, but it's mine.

 

[kat888]

Will look into those, thanks.

The good thing being that, for those with US dollars at least, there are quite a few decent options at sensible prices ... no need to drop $1100+ on a boutique cab. A 212 is the mutt's nuts, a 215 (or 2 x 115) would be mighty.

PS. Anyone else find it amusing that people who go on and on and on and on and on about bloody 10" drivers, will (pretty much) always have to qualify that with an acknowledgement that 1 x 210 is never quite enough?

PPS. I'm not slagging 10" drivers, just *some* of the people who use them.

 

[Korladis]

The good thing being that, for those with US dollars at least, there are quite a few decent options at sensible prices ... no need to drop $1100+ on a boutique cab. A 212 is the mutt's nuts, a 215 (or 2 x 115) would be mighty.

PS. Anyone else find it amusing that people who go on and on and on and on and on about bloody 10" drivers, will (pretty much) always have to qualify that with an acknowledgement that 1 x 210 is never quite enough?

PPS. I'm not slagging 10" drivers, just *some* of the people who use them.

I sold the last 210 I had years ago.

Been 215 only for the last several years.

 

[rumblejunkie]

My Epiphone, nothing special about it, but it's mine.

Nice Bird Wolverine .

 

[rumblejunkie]

These?

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That RS212 looks great !

 

[PillO]

My Epiphone, nothing special about it, but it's mine.

It's blue; that's special. I wouldn't mind having a blue one.

 

[ubernator]

About $820.

Good price, wouldn't mind that bass, don't have the money though.

 

[Klondike]

I brought home an Avatar B115 Neo cab. Foud it used at GC for pretty cheap. Traded in a electrinic piano I wasnt using. Thing os like brand new with a tight speaker. I pulled the speaker to give a good once over. Really clean. Working on an Ampeg PF500 to go with it. Should hear from the guy later this morning.

 

[redstrand]

In all seriousness, that Audio Kinesis Hathor 212 cab is naked mole-rat ugly.

They are rather utilitarian, I'm turning an old bass cab that had a 15 and 3 ton horn into a 2x12 cab. As always you guys talk about something I need
What's the best 12" driver out there?