For delivering that bottem end boom this is the cab you have been looking for. Your not going to get upper mid's or high's out of it. This cab needs at least 2 10" speakers and horn if you want the whole range. Unless, the only sound you want is pant vibrating low's.

The locking corners for other Hartke cab's is a nice touch.

Plug it in, adjust your head unit and go!

Ok let me tell you! I got two boxes shipped to me and both boxes got tore up! This one took the worst of it. It appears that a forklift or something just tore into the box and hit the cab. It dented the wood under the carpet cover on both sides on the front of the cab but no other damage. I just rubbed the marks off the carpet and decided I would try it out anyway. Sounds great! No rattle or any other issues at all. I like this product so much I'm not returning it because I know it will take to long to get a new one. I know this because I got the last one in stock! So a little dent in the wood under the carpet isnt' going to stop me form breaking the plaster off the walls!

For the price you can't find a better bottem end.

Not used but If I need to I have seen some good reviews.

These cabnets look great and sounds even better!

8 years with current band, 20+ over all

Smooth Blues, Rock, Classic Rock

45 years on bass, I used Fender bass guitars, Prescison and Jazz bass.

Rock/Red Dirt with the "Not All There" band.

Very good low end and still has plenty of highs. Really, the new cabinets with their "Horns" for bass are such a joke. I have been playing Bass 30 years. A good pair of 15's or some 8's is all you will ever need. Anything "gimmicky" to sell more product, and the public falls for it all the time.

My cabinet has new logo in the right lower corner. Plastic badge, not a thin metal sticker. Also, new handles built into the sides of the bottom. Nice touch. Hope the one I am getting tomorrow has the same updates. Built well and has dampining material inside for a "boomless" sound. Very warm sound for an aluminum speaker. Casters would be a nice touch however. This thing weighs 65 lbs. Two stacked are a lil heavy.

Solid cabinet. I looked inside. Well braced and built. No MDF, solid 3/4 inch plywood throughout. Carpet covering and nice handles. Front grill has 6 points of contact. Does not rattle.

For the price, they can not be touched by anything out there. I have primarly played Ampeg for years. Hartke is a refreshing crisp sound. Worth every penny!

Just got the cabinet. Hope not to have to contact the company. I used Hartke 115 xl 15's in the early nineties with an ampeg SVT head. Never had a problem. These cabinets are supposed to be the updated version.

Instantly know it's a Hartke. No other cone stares at you like Hartke. The Hartke head i'm using, the ha4000, puts out 400watts rms. What a combination. Using a Spector Euro 4 Bass, and the walls crumble. Quite fun.

active musician

progressive rock

I happen to really like the modernly designed bass cabinets with a combination of speaker/horn. However, I find that unless I have a fully attenuating tweeter horn control, as opposed to a 3-position switch, I can't control the amount of higher frequencies i get from the cabinet. Sure, I can re-EQ, but then my entire sound has changed... I've found that with the Hartke aluminum cone drivers, I don't need a horn in the cabinet. There is something about the nature of these aluminum drivers, the way they conduct and express the signal coming from your amplifier, that gives just the right amount of "sweetness" on the top. Bright and punchy without being harsh and woofy.

Simple cabinet: box, 15" aluminum cone woofer, ported cab design.

Plug and play.

My 215B-XL lasted me 7 years before I sold it. My friend that bought it is still playing gigs with it some 10 years after he bought it. As long as you don't push these aluminum cabinets too hard, they'll last forever.

Great value. Truely unique tonality for an iddy bitty price.

Anytime I have had a question about my old Hartke gear, or questions regarding what Hartke and Zoom gear to buy, Samson has always provided superior service. Nice, helpful, knowledgeable people.

Well, people will say, "Wow!" when they hear this cab... Does that count??

Pro session player in local studios, bassist in The Jeremy Autry Band

Versitile...

Professional bass player. over 12 years of playing the bass

Progressive metal,Doom metal,funk,Experimental,trip hop.

just add a 410 cab and you are set

no accesories we are men we dont need them

the 15 alone wont give you a hard punch like it does with a 410 cab but by itself i does produce a rather splendid bottomy kinda jazz bass sound

one of the most durable cabs only bad thing is the outside it is like a carpet

oh yes most definately i would pick it over any other amp

yes they were very easy too they know what bass players need and know the prices we can afford

haha lets not go here

highschool jazz bassist looking to further my music career past highschool

almost any style