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crabby
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anyone?
studiojig
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Don't see why not... should sound pretty awesome in fact. I have no personal experience using one with my Herbert, but maybe others will chime in.
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crabby
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ive been reading some killer reviews and its not like buying just another cab for me its a new design......plus they look cool to boot!
moltenmetalburn
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crabby":3ufxgbyq said:
In your search you were mentioning the added cost of road cases. be forewarned the port city cabinets NEED roadcases. thin tolex, no metal corners.
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crabby
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no tolex holds up.......wonder why other cabs dont do what red star does , that spray coating on them..
PaulyPanacea
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In a roadcase it does! 
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crabby
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PaulyPanacea":2i6ndr2h said:In a roadcase it does!
PaulyPanacea
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just come & play my Diezels already.... and you will be in heaven!!! 
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crabby
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thanks pauly, I tried my diezels at the studio in wyoming thru a mesa 4x12 recto, it was awesome, love the tone... but im really interested in this portcity 4x12, its in a league of its own.
ps how was the rev theory show? my wife was there n saw you guys, she was pu tix for american sixgun show, we are doing this sat.
ps how was the rev theory show? my wife was there n saw you guys, she was pu tix for american sixgun show, we are doing this sat.
PaulyPanacea
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i meant the cabs...LOL. let me know how u like the Port Citys.
Rev Theory was great. Great show. good reaction. i hate their guitar tone...along with about 98% of the bands out there in our genre.
Good luck on Sat!! Rock it LOUD!!!!
Rev Theory was great. Great show. good reaction. i hate their guitar tone...along with about 98% of the bands out there in our genre.
Good luck on Sat!! Rock it LOUD!!!!
i.ak
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crabby":1t9xrwjg said:
Yes, enjoying 2x Port City 2x12" OS cabs with Celestion V30s. Im using one for VH4 and another for Mako amplification MAK2. Playing mainly metal with 7 and 8 string guitars.
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redstar audio
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crabby":b7114tb3 said:
The high pressure systems (which is what we use) are very expensive to apply in both terms of material costs and spray systems/hardware, and are complicated to apply from a labor perspective - you need someone who really knows what they're doing. The low pressure systems are cheaper and easier but have poor (or usually average at best) cosmetics. Tolex is a fraction of the cost in both cases.
