• Extremely Impressed

  
  As reviewed by ETK on 10/15/2009

  This cabinet is fuller and smoother than my '77 Marshall slant 4x12 with original greenbacks. I was shocked. Greenbacks have been my reference speakers for the past 20 years, and very few speakers have sounded better to me. Also, I usually hate high wattage speakers. How Egnater made a 2x12 sound fuller than my 4x12 is a mystery to me. How they made 80W speakers sound better than 25W speakers is another mystery. I couldn't be happier with the sound of this cabinet. My only small complaint is that it is pretty heavy for it's size. I'd imagine a lighter cabinet would chance the sound, so it is what it is.

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• Nice 212 cab but I wanted a regular size 212 cab with vintage 30s

  
  As reviewed by Troy on 3/10/2009

  I have been a musician for over 20 years. I just wanted to say the 212 Egnater is a good sounding cabinet, yet I believe, it could have been so much better than it is. The reason many musicians buy 212 cabinets is because they are lighter and they may want to down size their equipment, and it would be so much easier to hall from gig to gig, had it been a lighter cabinet. Not only is the 212 egnater heavier than the average cabinet, but it's also much deeper and wider than many other 212 cabinets which makes it a pain in the butt to carry, but like I said, it has a good sound. Also, I have a question, Why would Egnater choose not to place the two vintage 30s in the 212 cabinet like the 412 has? ( JUST CURIOUS.) The Egnater is made out of birch which is good. If the 212 Egnater was a smaller cabinet size with the two vintage 30s in it, I would have kept the cabinet. Instead, I returned the Egnater cabinet for a Classic 30 Peavey combo amp for it's convience. I would like to find a nice 212 cabinet with vintage 30s thats not too heavy and not as bulky. To me that would be the ultimate cabinet, and the cab would have to be built with good wood, not particle board. Preferabley made of birch or ply. Thanks

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• incredible for the cash

  
  As reviewed by Ace of Spades on 11/10/2008

  So i bought the tour master 4x12 first, and it sounded amazing, i play a moded peavey 5150, I had been playing it through a cheap crate, i actually liked the crate tone, the cheaper speakers give you more of a early 90's punk tone, i play p90s for the most part, when i switched to the egnater 4x12 the clarity differance was amazing, only prob with that cab was it was very very heavy, it weighs 100 lbs, the moded 5150 weights about 70 with a the fan installed, so it like a 200 pound guitar rig, loading up stairs and on stages was tough to say the least, i sent it back and got the 2x12, its alittle differant tone, but i really like the 2x12 better, the Elite 80's are great and i've never owned a cab that felt this solid, rugged. is the only way to describe it, i'm really pleased this cab sounds like an orange for alot less

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