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What cab is this??
- Thread starter rolleharris
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I saw a GK like that--the neon stripes and lettering--in Midwest Buy and Sell (Chicago) mid-last year that was a 4x12. Huge sound... heavy beast, too. Can't tell you any more than that. You should email Gene or Dan at GK, they would be able to tell you more.
Quadzilla
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I have played thru one of those. My friend has one. It's an old (late 80's) GK 4x10. It's pretty compact for a 4x10 and sounds ok (pretty mid-rangy). It does not go real low from what I recall (good for 4 string in standard tuning, but not drop tunings or 5 stringers...).
Quadzilla
Supporting Member
Maybe this one pictured above it a 4x12, not sure. THe one have I played that looked like this was a 4x10...
rackmount cab. interesting. cheap way to a road case3? i dunno.
as far as the drivers, assuming from the poweramp above it that it is a 19" rack, those drivers cant be more than 8" to my eyes. Of course, if it is a 26 inch rack wideth, they could be 10's i guess.
my call is a GK 4x8 put out in the cheesy 80's, some time while i was trying to grow my tail longer and wearing my members only jacket. My god, the 80's.
as far as the drivers, assuming from the poweramp above it that it is a 19" rack, those drivers cant be more than 8" to my eyes. Of course, if it is a 26 inch rack wideth, they could be 10's i guess.
my call is a GK 4x8 put out in the cheesy 80's, some time while i was trying to grow my tail longer and wearing my members only jacket. My god, the 80's.
I actually owned the 115 combo and extension cab from that short lived GK line back in the 80's... I believe it was called the 1200 series. I had begun my search that continues to this day for the best sounding small, light gear around. While that series was not well received (the amp section was a slight modification of the old 400 series amp), it was quite small, loud and light for its time. The cabs had a nice tilt back mechanism on the bottom and were 'interesting' for their time.
