ULNCD! Seismic 2x12"

[skullfxr]

build looks nice, tolex nice, wood looks nice. nice cab. not a meas, but shit... I have $17 into it. lol.

could i close the back? its a massive cab and think it would have enough air? but i don't know.

also for metal should i front load it or rear load it?

It will likely get k85's or v30's.

 

[Riggins1966]

Congrats dude! Saw that one listed for a while. I was gonna snag it myself, but have two 2x12s already and didn't want to make the drive.

I have this in a 1x12, and it sounds great. The tolex job leaves a bit to be desired. Has lifted in a lot of places due to outdoor gigs on the beach. But the build is solid for sure. I think if you limit the exposure to humidity, the tolex should hold up just fine.

 

[skullfxr]

Congrats dude! Saw that one listed for a while. I was gonna snag it myself, but have two 2x12s already and didn't want to make the drive.

I have this in a 1x12, and it sounds great. The tolex job leaves a bit to be desired. Has lifted in a lot of places due to outdoor gigs on the beach. But the build is solid for sure. I think if you limit the exposure to humidity, the tolex should hold up just fine.

Cool! I just traded a fuzz I built.

It won't be going outside. These days I just bring a small combo and the bare minimum pedals. I don't seriously gig anymore but if I do I just bring an abused orange cab and a head.

 

[errrrrl]

Congrats man! That cab does look huge, I'd close up the back personally. And since I don't have any front loaded cabs I'd probably do that too hehe... You can always try running as a detuned cab. Do people still do that anymore?

 

[skullfxr]

I talked to a guy at Seismic and he recommended frontloading and enclosing the back too. I need to get some speakers now.

I also snagged a V30 loaded spider valve cab for $150 loaded. It's in a different league from line 6's other cabs, but it is no Ubercab either.

I have room for neither of them. Lol. Studio is full as well as storage. Lol.