Feature:


Quality:
This thing is built like a tank. Mine has a small ding on it but that is probably not the manufacturers fault. Most likely happened during shipping. It will see more of them as time goes on, I'm sure. This thing was built to last.

Value:
For the money, this is a great buy!

Desirability:
I have wanted one of these cabinets for years, but didn't want to spend the money.

Sound:
Unpacking this cab and playing through it for the first time was incredible! I am glad that I went with the aluminum drivers instead of paper. Definately worth the money for the style I play.

Ease of Use:
It's plug and play. If you can't figure that out, you are wasting your time trying to play music.

Overall:
I have always been drawn to Hartke. I knew that they are built to last and sound great. I have never owned a Hartke product until now. I should've bought this cabinet a long time ago. If you are looking for a quality 4X10 cab, this is it!

Feature:
Seems solid, is portable and has recessed handles.

Quality:
No obvious defect out of the box. Seems suited for the road and is easily transported.

Value:
After determining needs, getting specs, getting pricing and trying loads of gear, this seemed the best all around choice.

Desirability:
I don't need my gear to have "sex appeal"?!?!?!

Sound:
I recently purchased two cabinets. Very responsive, crisp sound with good punch. Used with Rickenbacker 4-string and Hamer 12-string.

Support:
The rep seemed very proactive. The company seemed blase about my tech questions.

Overall:
I plan to keep these as long as they maintain their integrity.

I use a Samick 5 string with active pickups, a Crate B150 head, and this cab. I wasn't sure if this cab could handle the lows from the 5 string at high volumes; well it can. Plus it gets very good highs for more presence. I sometimes run a Zoom pedal through it, just with chorus and sometimes a bit of overdrive, sounds great. Great cab, light, durable, loud, and it looks really cool! ;)

I own a Hartke 7000 head with this cab. This cab is great. Lacks some of the low end that I have the power to push so I am going to add a Hartke 315BXL. This cab stands up to the 400 watts though. Very clean and very loud. I can not play on volume of 1 out of 10 without the neighbors complaining.

Feature:
I dont have a whole lot of experience with 410s, so i dont know what features other would have, so i cant rate it 10. It has great speakers and an extesnion jack. Handles are good, could be spring-loaded, but its light enough to carry upstairs by yourself. Pretty good features.

Quality:
I just love it. Quality, if you get it new, i'd rate a ten. But i got mine from a music store and somehow one part behind the grill was not covered.

Value:
Took my cash out of my pocket since you need to buy a head that can handle the power also. But solo, its not too bad. Its as good as any other XL and about one hundred dollars cheaper. Sweet!

Desirability:
It's a 410, of course i want it. Rugged carpet covering is fine-thats the way a cab should look. Handles dont pertrude or anything. It all looks nice. It looks a lot better in person by the way. Look on hartkes website for the real picture.

Sound:
Wow, this is a great cab. The sound is all i could ask for. It can go just as low as some 115s out there. It has no tweeter but every high note ive played came out loud and clear. Mids are absolutely beautiful and the lows will shake the ground. It can handle the volumes also, so great cab.

Overall:
Its great. It can take the breath out of you if you carry it around too much on your own. However, it has about as much power and versatility as weight. Try it yourself. You'll see.

Make sure you don't bring it in from the cold and start playing right away!
I blew a speaker in one once that way. DUH!!!
Other than that agreat sounding punchy cab.
Lots of GROWL!!!
Not warm sounding like Ampeg though.

Feature:
400 watts is just enough for me.

Quality:
It's very solidly constructed. I've never abused mine, but it could definitely take it. Your back will break before this cabinet does.

Value:
I bought mine used, at a good deal. It's great value though - you can go a lot higher and get slightly better sound, but this has the best sound for your dollar.

Sound:
This cabinet has a great sound. I love the aluminum speakers. It's no top-of-the-line ampeg (btw I use an Ampeg B2 head) but it's sounds nice.

Ease of Use:
It's HEAVY. REALLY REALLY HEAVY. Like 80 pounds or something. You might consider something lighter. But, it is a 4x10.

Support:
Never had to deal with Hartke.

Overall:
Is nice. Recommended.

its a nice cab, that has a punchy sound but and still hit the low sounds

I owned one of these in the mid 90's and it put out louder cleaner low end than my frinds ev loaded 4x10