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| Lives for gear Joined: Oct 2008 Location: brighton, uk
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right, i recently tracked an EP and we use a dual rec through a bogner cab that i borrowed it was a 4x12. and i loved the sound...problem is i can't afford a 4x12 - it is my dual rec. i also own a randall as well. i've found these two which i COULD afford, obviously if the smaller one would suffice i'd prefer that (pockets tight!) Bogner 112 Cube Closed Ported Cab (GUITARGUITAR) - 1x12 Bogner 212 Closed Back Cab (GUITARGUITAR) - 2x12 any input would be brilliant. if anyone wants to chime in another cab to consider that'd be brilliant - i'm just starting to delve into my guitar equipment after getting all other angles covered, and i'm not a guitarist at heart so i'm wanting much input! |
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Duuuuude, if you're looking for good cabinets with an inexpensive price tag check out Vader Cabs. The Eminence V12 legends they stock it with are prolly one of my favorite guitar speakers. Also, Veretone makes great cabinets to spec, for an awesome price! That being said, I'd go with the bogner 2x12, specificly because I prefer their closed backs to their ported cabs. Also, make sure the impedence of the cabs will be good with the impendence of your head (but you probably already knew that, right?) |
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| Lives for gear Joined: Apr 2007 Location: Mesa, AZ
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I would recommend trying to cab first, but if you really like the Bogner sound then I'm sure you'll be happy with it. I only say that because I bought an Orange 212 and I absolutely love it, but it does not have the same character that a 412 has. So, just a heads up, it won't be identical, but you'll probably still love it. Another option, since you asked, is Avatar cabs. They're much cheaper than the Bogner with a similar build and the same speakers. Avatar Speakers |
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| Lives for gear Joined: Oct 2008 Location: brighton, uk
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they look VERY promising !!! do you have any experience/clips of these? | |
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| Gear Head Joined: Nov 2008
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| Lives for gear Joined: Oct 2008 Location: brighton, uk
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well to be honest these avatar cabs seem too good to be true even with ship forwarding it to the UK it works out the cheaper than so many cabs over here! and plus i can select speaker cones for it as well.. i wanna hear something ! |
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| Lives for gear Joined: Apr 2007 Location: Mesa, AZ
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I have no personal experience with Avatar. I don't have any clips, sorry... try a general search or look in the guitar forum. There have been a few threads about Avatar cabs and mostly positive reviews. I've heard them on stage; a local band uses Avatar cabs for both guitar players and they love them, but I haven't played one myself so I can't really comment on their build or durability.
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| Gear maniac Joined: Sep 2008 Location: Houston TX
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Dude...I have a 1x12 closed cab and a 2x12 closed cab with vintage 30's in them (the 2x12 is wired stereo) from avatar and they sound really good! Haven't compared them to bogners but have compared them to orange and mesas...they hold their own for sure. The guy who runs the show there is also a super cool dude...talked with me for 30 min just asking about my rig and music I love...great customer support |
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I have an Avatar 2x12 with celestion V30's. My Mesa 4x12 oversize cab with V30s completly blows it away when recording. The size of the cab definitely creates a different sound.
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| Lives for gear Joined: Oct 2008 Location: brighton, uk
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Any chance either if you could record a little something? With both cabs so I can listen?? Be really appreciated I record mainly punk so think propagandhi, rise against, the flatliners, refused etc etc I'D BE FOREVER GRATEFUL!!! |
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| Lives for gear Joined: Nov 2006
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They are built very well, Dave has an excellent customer service record, I'll certainly buy from them again. Clips are misleading - engineering skill, mic and pre play too large a factor IMHO - but here are some pics, and the amps I use with em. The 4x12s ![]() The 2x12 (The top gray one) - It's worth noting that I have since sold the Bogner cab.
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| Gear maniac Joined: Sep 2008 Location: Houston TX
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now if you were trying to say get an oversized 4x12 rather than a 2x12 then fine...but for what style of music? | |
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| Lives for gear Joined: Oct 2008 Location: brighton, uk
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i think i may get a 4x12 cab with some vintage 30s in it. that seems like it would cover my grounds for mostly what i'd use it for and all in all it'd only cost me £500! including shipping to the UK that's a damn good price !
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| Gear addict Joined: Mar 2007 Location: Chicago, IL
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There are plenty of great cabinets. That said Bogner OS 2x12 is an amazing box & probably my favorite & I've tried MANY.
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