Feature:
The paper cones are great they deliver a very warm tone along with high frequency horn its awesome.

Quality:
I have not had this amp for very long, about a month but it still sounds like the day i bought it plus i sit on it at band practice all the time and its seems like its gonna hold up.

Value:
I never would imagine to get this much quality and sound for more than this site is selling it for! great buy.

Desirability:
Its not the worst thing to look at but theres better, though it is very original.

Sound:
The sound is great, i bought this cab along with a Harke HA2500 head and its pleanty loud.

Ease of Use:
You plug it in and play its pretty simple, i also like the idea of 2 1/4' jacks

Support:
I hear its great but i dont think im gonna have to get a hold of them.

Overall:
I wouldn't ever suggest any other cabnet or brand im forever a hartke bass player, really this is a great cab

Feature:
The cab should have retractable wheels for easy transportation. It's a pain to carry it around, but not too bad...

Quality:
The wood is sturdy, and the handles are perfect for carrying the cabinet around. However, I've had one of the plastic corners on my cab , but, it's not a problem I sleep on. An overall road-wrothy cabinet.

Value:
Cheap. I prefer paper cones to aluminum, more warmth in the sound than the screechy aluminum cones, and Hartke's aluminum cones cabs are very expensive. Also, Hartke's 2x15 paper cone cab isn't a cabinet for making a stack out of, and Hartke's 8x10 is too big and expensive. So, if your looking for the best paper cone cab to make a stack out of, this is it. $600 delivers you Hartke's best.

Desirability:
The cabinet is road-worthy, and can easily be stacked with another cabinet, because of the design of the plastic endcaps. The best deal you can get from Hartke.

Sound:
Warm. Punchy. Twangy. Whichever of these sounds you prefer, is what you can get. This cabinet delivers all.

Support:
Never had to deal with Hartke. Their products are EXTREMELY road-worthy. Never had a problem.

Overall:
I will most likley stick with this forever. I'd get the 8x10 but it's just too big and heavy to cart around. And with two VX410's, you can easily take the stack down and trasport it, one cab at a time. I suggest to anyone using the Hartke 4000 head, get two cabs, and you will be very satisfied. And anyone using the Hartke 7000, get 4, because of the two channels. 700w out of those 4 cabinets, and then you;re ready to tour the world. The VX410 is the best cabinet to get from Hartke, if you prefer the warmth and better tone quality from paper cone cabinets.

Feature:
I think the 400w is peak power capacity instead of RMS power, so too powerful of an amp will blow the speakers. The horn could use a switch, too.

Quality:
I bought mine used, so the carpet was torn in one place and the plastic corners are a little banged up. But, she is robust, she could probable handle a few falls on her face!

Value:
By far the best in its price range...and many other price ranges.

Desirability:
The big white HARTKE written on the cab looks pretty cool, it would only look better with the aluminum speakers!

Sound:
Overall the sounds is pretty good. WAY better than every thing in it's price range, but I've played on some Hartke's with aluminum speaker and they did sound a little better. Some of the Fender bassmans sounded better too, but those are expensive.

Ease of Use:
plug and play

Support:
The last I checked there was no Hartke.com or something like that. All the hartke products are listed on their parent company's website. I've also notice that not a whole lot of smaller stores carry Hartke here in the Indiana/Kentucky area, so actually getting to play on one was kind of a pain, and once I found a dealer the idiot on the other end of the phone had no clue what the hell I was talking about. So, I'm not looking forward to dealing with Hartke in the future.

Overall:
Overall a good value, I run mine with an older HA3500 head and it is a little too powerful for the cab at 8 ohms (by 40w) so don't turn the amp up too loud. I do intend on getting another 210 or a 115 to add to it some day, then the amp might be a better fit. But, the cab holds up fine as it is. I had to sell a guitar amp to pay for this thing and out of necessity I've been playing my strat through it too, and with a few adjustment on the eq., the strat actually sounds really good. So if I ever need some juice with my guitar, I'll probably use the Hartke!

Value:
i feel this is under price, you guys are being robbed

Sound:
i though that fender was the only amp for me because i love the lows that it gives but when i heard the sound that Hartke gives I hadto have it it has the lows that shKE THE ROOM i LOVE IT

Overall:
i could never replace it with any other brand and I only want HEARTKE

Feature:
it works great with my subwoofer

Quality:
the corners are a little rough but i ve gave it a hard life

Value:
it s a a wesome cabinet,, especially for the money!!

Desirability:
just the word hartke on front says it all

Sound:
great sound,, especially with a subwoofer!!

Ease of Use:
it fits in good with my 18 inch sub!! it s like i can play just the hartke or for big jobs i use the subwoofer too

Support:
i bought it at soundhouse music,, those guys i trust!!

Overall:
i might get an ampeg head or the new 750 watt hartke,, cause it s got a tube preamp

Feature:
very sturdy construction. I'm a touring musiucian and hate having to lug this cabinet out of the back of the trailer because it is SO heavy and durable. That is until I plug it in for cound check and then hear what it does for my sound. The recessed handles make loading a lot easier thatn with some other cabs.

Quality:
Not sure if the one I got was just a fluke, but the tweeter blew before I even finished paying it off.

Value:
The jury is still out on the quality issue. I'm wawiting to see how long before the tweeter goes out on the replacement.

Desirability:
Not as visually striking as some of the cabinets with the aluminum cones. But you can't hear pretty now can you? I took off the steel grill and painted my band logo on it and it looks sharp.

Sound:
Very capable Bass Cab. Can do everything from thumping, thunderous, booming rock to snappy, punchy funk.

Support:
haven't dealt with Hartke on this one

Overall:
Overall this cab sounds at least as good as others costing twice as much. And the name says it all. Hartke means bass as far as I'm concerned.

Feature:
It is the same features as any other amp cab for the most part. The only thing it lacks is a switch for the horn driver.

Quality:
It's good quality. Well built. Sounds nice.

Value:
It sounds great for the price I payed for it.

Sound:
It is a nice clean sound. It has good response and it works with most of the styles I play (Rock, Funk, Jazz).

Quality:
from what i see, this cab is pretty light in weight and can take a beating.

Sound:
good for reggae bass playerz. most of the clubs in hawaii aren't to big, so this is awesome. if the cab is to small, run another 4x10 or 1x15 hartke. thats what i do. the sound is cherry. wouldn't want any other cab

Ease of Use:
to get a great sound is pretty easy. all you need is a head that can kick and know how to set the eq.

Feature:
pretty plain jane, what do you want for $300??

Quality:
plastic corners are cheap

Sound:
Great sound for the $$. I have this paired with the vx115, powered with a carvin R1000. Have peen playing through that setup for almost two years, never had a problem. I have a behringer bx3000 as a backup, which is ok for practice, but not enough power for serious performing.

Support:
never had a problem, never needed support

Overall:
I could never switch to anything else this is the greatest ever, I have friends who has the David Edens, and the S.W.RS and my Hartke out plays them all Icouldnt find anything better