Feature:
Well built, nice grille. Wish SWR would make it 24" wide. Removable casters are nice. Too bad SWR doesn't make Big Bertha anymore.
Quality:
OUTSTANDING.
Value:
IMHO this is the best buy for a 4 x 10" box. Well built, easy to use and move. Looks good on stage.
Desirability:
The best 4 x 10" cabinet. But sexy?? Are you serious? Get a girlfriend, cable t.v., a pc or some magazines. This is industrial musical equipment not lingerie!! Black with a metal grille and casters is not sexy, This cabinet moves some are and rocks pretty good.
Sound:
After 30 years of playing through 2 Sunn 200S Cabinets each with 2 JBL K140's, the 4 x 10" is fun but.............................. SWR means Sunn Without Rumble. I will buy another SWR 4 X 10" but never sell my Sunn stuff. SWR is excellent equipment. A little bruiser of a cabinet, a little short below 55 Hz. My Sunn amps sound good through it. Model T (4 x 6550) gives it a good work out. Buy it and a Big Ben.
Ease of Use:
Don't waste money on overprice EDEN, cheap Hartke, G-k or Flimsy Ampeg cabinets where the tolex falls off. Excellent and easy to use.
Do not I repeat, do not apply more than 200 Watts R.M.S. to this box.
Support:
Haven't blown my Eminence Drivers yet.
Overall:
I have played through a 1973 Sunn Coliseum Bass amp into my 2 Sunn 200s, JBL equipped cabinets since 1977. I wanted a "practice" set-up for my son. I have now confiscated the SWR 4 X 10" and play my son's Sunn concert amp through it. Gave him a Sunn 215S cabinet instead!! Yep, like it and will buy another within a month.
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