We offer a selection of highest quality cabinets, all made in our wood shop in Dillingen, Germany.
Front-loaded cabs are tighter and more focussed and a bit better suited for heavier styles. Rear-loaded cabinets sound a tad more round, less focussed and led themselves better to more traditional playing styles.
Front-Loaded
V30 Speakers
- Front-loaded design
- Celestion Vintage-30
- 18mm african Okoume construction
- Detachable casters
- 16-Ohm Stereo or 8-Ohm Mono (4×12″)
- 8-Ohm Stereo or 16-Ohm Mono (2×12″)
Front-Loaded
G12K-100 Speakers
- Front-loaded design
- Celestion G12-K100
- 18mm african Okume construction
- Detachable casters
- 16-Ohm Stereo or 8-Ohm Mono (4×12″)
- 8-Ohm Stereo or 16-Ohm Mono (2×12″)
Rear-Loaded
V30 Speakers
- Rear-loaded design
- Celestion Vintage-30
- 15mm Multi-ply birch construction
- Non-detachable casters
- 16-Ohm Stereo or 8-Ohm Mono (4×12″)
- 8-Ohm Stereo or 16-Ohm Mono (2×12″)
Rear-Loaded
G12-65 H Speakers
- Rear-loaded design
- Celestion G12-65 Heritage
- 15mm Multi-ply birch construction
- Non-detachable casters
- 16-Ohm Stereo or 8-Ohm Mono (4×12″)
- 8-Ohm Stereo or 16-Ohm Mono (2×12″)
Which Cabinet is the right for me?
The cabinet- and speakerchoice is as important as any other part of the signalchain. Depending on your guitar, pickups, pedals, amps and especially your playing style, you have to find the right cabinet/speaker combination that fits.
A harsh sound can be smoothed out with a more round sounding cabinet. If you have the feeling that your sound works on it’s own, but disappears in the context of the band, a more focussed cabinet can make all the difference.
Because of the complexity of this question, we offer a wide variety of cabinets, so there’s one for every style. I design and built all our cabinets myself, as well as have road tested them for years. Thats a lot of choices, no doubt – but in case you´re not sure where to start, just send me an e-mail and i’ll help you out.
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