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Which Cabinet To Go With A Avatar 210?"

HeyyyyyJoe

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Nov 13, 2007
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Hey guys, I'm running a Gallien Krueger 700RBII head with a 8 ohm Avatar 210 cab right now and I'm looking to put another cabinet into the mix. I feel like I'm pushing the cabinet too much and I'm getting farting noises out of the cab. Before it's too late and I do serious damage to the cabinet(hopefully it's not too late), I want to add another cabinet. I was looking into another avatar 210, Gallien Krueger Neo 115, and a Gallien Krueger MB series 115 or 210(I'm not even sure if these mix well with heads other than the fusion series). Weight is an important factor as well, if someone can confirm the story on the MB series cabinets, if it'll mix well with the 700rb, it'll make my decision easier. Any help would be great, I'm not looking to spend more than $400 on a new cabinet right now. Thanks a lot!
 
I ran their SB 112 and 2x10 as a combination for a bit. That was pretty nice. It reminded me a lot of the Schroeder 21012L I had used previously. The 112 is a little thicker in the low mids and that made up for some of the scoop in the 2x10. Not sure how much volume you're after though - if it's a lot - then adding 2 more voice coils to the mix might be a better plan. Tonally I would prefer the 112 and 2x10.
 
I run my GK700 with 210 & a 212 Avatar neo's, I like the punch of the 10's and the feel of the 12's, and not heavy at all, I play a EB HH Stingray if that matters. I'm sure you'll be happy with either. Good luck.
 
Bump, still wondering if a 112 will give me more low end or more punch than a 210. Also which would be louder, a 210 with another 210 or a 210 with a 112? Thanks!

Live,
I'm running my two 210 Avatar's in a loud, 6 pcs., country/rock group. All I can say is, they can go much louder and "can" go much lower than I need with the G.K. MB2-500 head I'm using.
All things being equal, the 210 should be slightly louder than a 112 due to the two ten's having slightly more cone area over a single 12.
 

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