I have a pair of Neo b210s and have nothing but nice things to say about them. By far my favorite cabs I've ever owned, including Ampeg, Peavey, SWR, Joe's Sound, Bag End, and others I can't remember I'm sure.
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Not to belabor but there are just SO many other factors in play with what he describes beside the depth of the cab. The degree of difference that he describes is a bit dramatic. But I just don't think you're going to have any issues with your low end extension that less than a couple inches will would make a major difference...Well heres something I noticed the Goliath III is 18.375 in depth and the Avatar is 16.5 depth.. so two inches will kill it . IDK but maybe he tried one that didn't have x max drivers dont know really but you guys are making me feel better for sure. just cant wait to get it and do my own review

Ok I told you earlier I ordered a B410 neo 8ohm to be exact with plans in the future to buy a second cab of the same, well I was talking to an a fellow local bassist that stated qoute "They're only 16" deep and don't project any lows".
shoot-r said:Bergantino is held in high regard here at T.B., their 410 cabs are 15-1/2" deep...their 210 cabinets are 12-1/2" deep...their NV series is 15" deep.
The Ampeg SVT 810 is 16" deep.
One of the reasons I went from Eden cabinets to Avatars was that Eden's cabinets are 18-1/2" in depth, Avatars are 16-1/2" in depth.
I found the 18-1/2" deep cabs extremely hard to transport and pick-up.
And putting one in the back seat of most passenger cars can be a challenge too.
Unless your looking for your Avatar cab to sound like a sub-woofer I think you'll be pleased with the lows your gonna get after the "new speaker break in period" neos seem to need.
Depending on the room we're playing in I never run my GK MB-500 head with the bass knob much over 12:00, when I use my Ampeg PF-500 head I'll never run the bass knob over 1:00.
Plenty of bottom with the mids and highs to cut through the band.

BWileyTally said:Jealous!!! I'm going to be ordering a 212 here in the next few weeks! I'm had narrowed it down to a few options on the tolex, but seeing your pictures of the blond convinced me to go with the blond!
BWileyTally said:Jealous!!! I'm going to be ordering a 212 here in the next few weeks! I'm had narrowed it down to a few options on the tolex, but seeing your pictures of the blond convinced me to go with the blond!
SteveHeissner said:Congrats, JNUMME. I have two of the 8 ohm 410 NEOs and on occassion stack 'em together like an 810. However, one 410 is always more than adequate tone and volume wise. I love 'em to death. I really doubt you'll be disappointed.
Ok after reading the article in bass player magazine I think my second cabinet will be the Neo B212 and then stack my B410 on the top . Sounds like a great combination WHAT DO U GUYS THINK ? Anyone have this set up with the neo's ? I'm will be using either my Hartke LH1000 head or my Ampeg SVT classic but haven't decided yet till I try it them out with the band to see what works best.![]()
Ok after reading the article in bass player magazine I think my second cabinet will be the Neo B212 and then stack my B410 on the top . Sounds like a great combination WHAT DO U GUYS THINK ? Anyone have this set up with the neo's ? I'm will be using either my Hartke LH1000 head or my Ampeg SVT classic but haven't decided yet till I try it them out with the band to see what works best.![]()
Bjess002 said:I just got a 8ohm NEO410 as well. Mine's not as pretty as yours, but sounds amazing (though not sure I'm a fan of the tweeter). I was planning on ordering a matching as well, but I noticed a slight rattling/buzzing noise from one of the drivers. Any one else have issues with this? I know some of the older models received similar complaints but I ordered from Dave without worry after having read so many good things. Now I'm concerned after going through the process to get it fixed there will be another issue down the road.