I would first like to start off by saying that this wonderful 50th anniversary cabinet is lit up by a TVT 200 head. I dont know why they call it a 200 when it really puts out 385 RMS watts of pure gut busting tone and low end.

My ears have heard the best of ampeg , and pretty much everything else as my life has taken me through many a music store, and many a show.

I was originally going to purchase 2 / 410's so I could back up my tones at live venues. Being in a band that plays a wide variety of shows, as well as being a studio owner, this cabinet came as a pleasant surprise.

Lets just say I wont be getting the 2nd 410 anytime soon, this cabinet will hold its own , with a healthy portion to spare. The response in the low 60-200hz range mixes well with the highs and a grittyness is found when fiddling with the mids. I get compliments all the time on my rig. If you want your bass to be felt and heard, look no further than Ampeg. Anything from these guys is worth taking a serious look at.

Dimensions of the AV-410, as specified by our friends at Ampeg: Dimensions : 25 x 24 x 16 Weight : 91 Pounds Component 1: Magnet Weight : 30oz Component 1: Size : 4x10' Component 1: Voice Coil : 2' Component 2: Magnet Weight : 8oz Component 2: Size : Horn/Driver Component 2: Voice Coil : 1' Component 3: Magnet Weight : Component 3: Size : Component 3: Voice Coil : Crossover Frequency : 4KHz Frequency Response (-3 dB) : 62-18Khz Maximum SPL : 122dB Nominal Impedance : 8 ohms Program Handling : 1000 Watts RMS Handling : 800 Watts Sensitivity : 98dB Usable Low Frequency (-10dB) : 43Hz

Construction	100%
(Silver Grille, Vintage logo , shiny thick tolex, smooth removable casters ..
need I say more?)
Clarity	98%
Volume	100%
Portability	95%
Customer Service	98%
Value	85%
Overall	95%