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Your favorite 6x10 cab amongst these?

Your fave?

  • Ampeg- 610 HLF

    Votes: 34 17.2%
  • Bergantino- NV610

    Votes: 69 34.8%
  • Eden- D610XLT

    Votes: 20 10.1%
  • Epifani- UL-610

    Votes: 11 5.6%
  • Genz Benz- 610-XB

    Votes: 10 5.1%
  • Mesa/Boogie- 6X10 Roadready/PowerHouse

    Votes: 34 17.2%
  • Sonic- 610 Standard

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • SWR- Goliath Senior 6X10

    Votes: 15 7.6%
  • Warwick- 611 Pro

    Votes: 5 2.5%

  • Total voters
    198
Specs by brand:

Ampeg- 610 HLF

RMS Power Handling: 600-Watts
Frequency Response (-3dB): 53Hz-18kHz
Sensitivity: 98dB
Weight: 115 Pounds

Bergantino- NV610

RMS Power Handling: 750-Watts
Frequency Response (-3dB): 48Hz-4.5kHz
Sensitivity: 103dB
Weight: 100 Pounds

Eden- D610XLT

RMS Power Handling: 1050-Watts
Frequency Response (-2dB): 50Hz-14kHz
Sensitivity: 107dB
Weight: 130 Pounds

Epifani- UL-610

RMS Power Handling: 1500-Watts
Frequency Response: 40Hz-16kHz
Sensitivity: 104dB
Weight: 82 Pounds

Genz Benz- 610-XB

RMS Power Handling: 900-Watts
Frequency Response (-3dB): 35Hz-16kHz
Sensitivity: 105dB
Weight: 130 Pounds

Mesa/Boogie- 6X10 Roadready/PowerHouse

RMS Power Handling: 900-Watts
Frequency Response (-3dB): N/A
Sensitivity: N/A
Weight: 134 Pounds

Sonic- 610 Standard

RMS Power Handling: 600-Watts
Frequency Response (-3dB): N/A
Sensitivity: N/A
Weight: N/A

SWR- Goliath Senior 6X10

RMS Power Handling: 1200-Watts
Frequency Response (-3dB): 55Hz-14kHz
Sensitivity: N/A
Weight: 115 Pounds

Warwick- 611 pro

RMS Power Handling: 900-Watts
Frequency Response (-3dB): N/A
Sensitivity: N/A
Weight: 121 Pounds
 
I've personally played thru 5 of them (Ampeg, Eden, Epifani, Genz Benz and Mesa/Boogie)..My favorite was the Eden (which is the one I finally purchased)..The least impressive was the Ampeg. The local music stores in my area do not carry/stock Bergantino, which is a shame. The one thing that impresses me the most about the Eden is the speaker efficiency @ 107dB..The best in the industry I believe. The most negative thing about it is the weight @ 130 lbs.
 
Can someone elaborate on this comment?

>>the berg and the eden/epifani are completely diferent >>sounds though, so it's not really a good comparison...

I own the Epifani UL610, but have not played through the Bergantino
NV610, so take my explanation with a grain of salt.
From what I understand, the NV610 "New Vintage 610" is a take on the old school Ampeg sealed 810 cabinets, but with more focus, clarity, and volume.... (and mids to spare, but no tweeter.)
The Epifani UL610 does something completely different. This is a modern hi-fi speaker cabinet with tons of lows and highs (and a wonderful tweeter.) The mids are there, just different, not the Rock N Roll mids of cut and doom, buth the UL can be eq'ed similarly, but from what I understand, not the same.
I hope this helps, and maybe someone who has experience with both will come along and add their 2 bits.