Tone that cuts through, but also has a tone that can be felt as well as heard. The #1 problem with an 8x10 is the lack of a low, warm growl; not the case here. I have never played a show (since owning it) where the other bands didn't ask to use it. Best sound in any line up.

Compleately inclosed cabinet, premire handles that will never rattle, 1200 watts RMS... only 1/4 connection (-1/2) the most heavy cabinet known to man (-1/2).

Plug and play, never puts up a fuzz. Solid as rock! I have dropped it off a stage, not even a dent. Although the leather does chip and scratch a little easily (-1)

I really don't know... You can't seem to find any... anywhere

I have never even needed it... but I have called (to ask questions I could have just looked up in the manual) and the people were kind and fast

Have you seen it!?!

Active Musician

Rock, Jass, Pop

The sound quality is GOOD at best. It's nothing to warrant the price of what I paid, which at the time, was close to $1700.00 each. I believe the cost is marked up in transit from England to the states making the final cost a bit much for what you get.

Again, nice cabinet....and decent tone and sound with a Genz Benz 1200 power but not NEARLY worth the money I paid.

bassist for 22 years

everything