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BGRA: Aguilar DB112
| Manufacturer |
Aguilar |
Model |
DB112 |
| Reviewer |
Ian Ross |
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| Experience |
30 |
Item owned |
6 months to 1 year |
| Review Date |
2008-04-21 |
Price paid |
£350 |
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Dimensions | 19 x 19 x 14 |
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Weight | 40lbsapprox |
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Power | 300 |
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Speakers | 1 x 12 |
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Other | Green tolex covering, black chrome corners & cloth grille |
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After lugging around 1 x 15s and 4 x 10s over the years I wanted something more transportable, but not Neo. After seeing Gary Willis with his DB750 and three DB112s I thought if its good enough for him... So I got three. I've used with a GK1001 (two cabs) and a DB750. These little cabs have amazing bass capabilities. Five string is no problem. Very articulate with a lovely horn. Plenty of mid-range punch. Not as fizzy as some HF horns, and controllable with the rear attenuator. Not the lightest cab in the world, but I didn't want Neo cabs as they can be a bit too mid-strong. But they are still a one hand lift, plus they fit better in my car! If you like the look of a big stack behind you then these little cabs aren't for you. But try them first and you'll change your mind.
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