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I have a couple Engl pro4x12 v30s, they are about the best if not the best v30 cab out there. How they would sound with ur head though I don't know, but I haven't yet found an amp it doesn sound good with.
maddnotez":hcr1jsmy said:I've never heard of a beam blocker. They seem cool from what I'm reading, which VHT cab has this? I had a D412 and it sounded great but it was just too tight and too directional.
I feel the same way l but their customer service sucks bad. Also, really hard to maintain anything, as they accept in house repairs only.this comes from a 20 year user of their gear. It used to be different JmeVentura":3abh9sev said:maddnotez":3abh9sev said:I've never heard of a beam blocker. They seem cool from what I'm reading, which VHT cab has this? I had a D412 and it sounded great but it was just too tight and too directional.
While the D412 and the UberKab are completely and totally different 4x12 cabinets, the "other" cab I've used and "do" use with my Ubers is the D412 with its stock P50e speakers. Takes a while for it to break in - man, my finger was on the "buy button" for some replacement cones, but under the advice of some decent knowledgable peeps I just kept at it, and that cab is still with me today. AND, as mentioned, interestingly enough, meshes well with the Uberschalls I have for whatever reasons I can't quite describe.
Fryette's "stuff" - amps, cabs, power amps - I swear it's some of the finest gear out there at great prices and totally underrated. The guy's a mastermind and a maniac about sonic engineering and detail. So it goes![]()
Useless input!! Just saying...
Ventura":1ve7asvt said:maddnotez":1ve7asvt said:I've never heard of a beam blocker. They seem cool from what I'm reading, which VHT cab has this? I had a D412 and it sounded great but it was just too tight and too directional.
While the D412 and the UberKab are completely and totally different 4x12 cabinets, the "other" cab I've used and "do" use with my Ubers is the D412 with its stock P50e speakers. Takes a while for it to break in - man, my finger was on the "buy button" for some replacement cones, but under the advice of some decent knowledgable peeps I just kept at it, and that cab is still with me today. AND, as mentioned, interestingly enough, meshes well with the Uberschalls I have for whatever reasons I can't quite describe.
Fryette's "stuff" - amps, cabs, power amps - I swear it's some of the finest gear out there at great prices and totally underrated. The guy's a mastermind and a maniac about sonic engineering and detail. So it goes![]()
Useless input!! Just saying...