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Post by Tony on Jul 8, 2014 20:03:45 GMT
This one took a while getting just right. The idea behind it was to get something sounding in between a 2x12 & 4x12 as i love the punchiness of 2x12 cabs but i like the fullness of 4x12s but i hate the low end bloat they often have. I went out and tried a fair few cabs and noted down what i did and didn't like about them as well as the dimensions/speaker placement etc I then discussed things further with Tom @ Roadkill Cabs and he came up with the idea of altering the dimensions of his stag model and placing the speakers more towards the top of the cab for better projection into the room. The internals of the cab are also kind of split into two 1x12s (i'll get some pics of this) rather than the usual single piece of wood for bracing to the back plate. This also seems a lot more substantial than what I have seen in a lot of cabs. The result is exactly what i wanted. Very open,detailed and clear sounding cab with excellent highs, precise mids and a very tight low end without the additional resonance that you can get that can muddy up your sound. Speakers are Legend V128s wired in series for 16ohm. For now there is just a very quick pic. I will get some more tomorrow once I have moved all of the gear around. Also the dimensions are as follows. 690 w x 490 h x 340 d
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Post by Blankplank on Jul 8, 2014 21:44:30 GMT
I can attest to the awesomeness of this cab. If I wasn't a Zilla whore, I'd probably have one.
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Post by Deleted on Jul 9, 2014 8:03:00 GMT
I think I may look into one eventually. I'm very interested in them, and they look bloody awesome as a bonus.
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Post by Dave on Jul 9, 2014 12:20:47 GMT
That Peavey cab in your pic looks a might fine cab! I bet the person you got it from regrets selling it!
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Post by Tony on Jul 9, 2014 15:56:53 GMT
It was a nice cab. It didn't mic up well though and weighed a tonne for the size of it.
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Post by Tony on Jul 9, 2014 15:58:00 GMT
I think I may look into one eventually. I'm very interested in them, and they look bloody awesome as a bonus. They are fantastic and the pricing is a nice bonus especially considering that they can be completely bespoke with little or no upcharge on the standard models. Tom is great to deal with too which is always a good sign.
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Post by Deleted on Jul 9, 2014 21:34:13 GMT
I think if I sort myself out one of the mini Ironhearts, a nice 1x12 to go with it would be very nice
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Post by MDV on Jul 10, 2014 17:08:35 GMT
If I were going 1x12 I think I'd prefer to go perhaps even smaller and make an iso box out of it, have a 57 live in there and use it through my monitors.
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Post by Blankplank on Jul 10, 2014 17:20:27 GMT
I can't think I've heard any tones from an isocab I've liked, a 1x12 at least. The new Randall 412 isocab sounds alright.
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Post by MDV on Jul 10, 2014 17:23:56 GMT
4x12 iso? Seems a little extreme.
Says the man that has rockwool panels for just that.
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Post by Tony on Jul 10, 2014 18:19:30 GMT
I believe the Randall 4x12 iso is actually smaller internally than the standard Iso cab.
I think this just because it's a 2x12 cab on top of an iso cab on the bottom and the original iso cab was gigantic.
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