Bergantino Audio Systems NV610 Cabinet

MAde in about 2003 As serial No is Axxx So pretty early one. SUPERB 6 x 10" cab Sealed-no ports!!! Two jack inputs -be nice to have a speakon but..... 750W RMS powerful LOUD cab EATS AMPEG 8x10 cabs easily!!! Use for LOUD rock band & it's superb for this. Also for 8 piece funk/soul band-superb also. USe with Ampeg V4BH(100w) & SVTII (non-pro)(300w) Both all tube amps & they sound awesome thru the NV610 as does the MArk Bass LMII. HAs wheels on back rear-tilt back. & handle on top rear as well as two side handles - EASY to move!

SOUNDS SUPERB! AWESOME!!!! Killer of ANY multi 10" spkr cab . Did an A/B test with an Ampeg 810 & this cab KILLED it for punchiness, clarity, volume-everything. AND it's lighter than many 4x10"s Handles Overdrive/Fuzz beautifully!!!!

100% reliable. have put a Fender 300PRO (300w ) all tube amp flat out thru it & it handled that. SVT2 thru it flat out sounded superb with that! Sounds awesome with any amp I've tried thru it! & built solidly as well. Weighs only 98lbs & is easy to move. Easier than an Ampeg 4x10 I had previously.

GREAT!!! The wheels- one broke. Too many stairs :-( Bergantino sent out some new ones. Easy!

Been playing live since I was 14y.o. -30 yrs. This is THE best cab I've ever owned or even HEARD!!!!! IF U R in market for a large-ish cab &/Or are thinking of an AMPEG 810....give a Bergantino NV610 a try. I reckon you'll get this over the 810 ANYDAY!!!!
If it were lost/stolen... I'd get another asap. love it's clarity, openness for distortion. Ability to sound clear but not "modern". SO punchy. If it had ONE speakon input it'd be the PERFECT cab!! I'd give it 99.9% Thats a small issue!

I bought this cab from Bassnw in seattle in 2005, costed me a fraction compared to the ampeg 8x10 which i liked at the time, but this baby sounds better and weight less! it's been all over europe over the past years and never let me down.

I play a warwick bass through an ampeg tube DI and a GK 700rb and the sound is the best i managed to get in 15 years of playing music.i don't mind the tweeters missing i think the extended highs of the woofers are good enough for me.I actually play in a metal/psychedelic/jazz band and my cab always does it.It is a very LOUD cab!!

Had it for 3 years now, it has been kicked,punched,covered in alcohol and prob been in a fight but i still never had any problem with it!

End of day i'd rather lose a leg than my NV610!

Made 2005 I believe... I've had this cab for about a week. This cab can do just about anything. I can take it to my progressive rock/metal band to my punk/ska band then to a funkish band and it works for everything! Now, for funk I also use a 115 with a tweet to give it a bit more booty and a bit more sparkley highs (I'm actually looking into a new 115 cab, I'm using a PA cab at the moment), but this cab alone will do it well too. I will also use this for a jazz gig once in a blue moon, but have not had the chance yet. Now, I would use a different head for some of these gigs (I currently use a Mesa Boogie Bass 400+ for everything) and probabally will when I have the money. It has 2 speakons and 2 1/4 inch I believe, I don't want to go down and look right now :P. Also has the tip-back Ampeg style bar with wheels which makes it very easy to move. Wish it had a tweet. So far I have used this live 2 times and taken it to practice for other projects.

I use this with a Traben Phoenix 5 and Fender Jazz 4. Of my projects, I mostly play rock. It suits that style the best I think. It needs a bit extra highs for some styles, but this has got some serious lows. Handles the low B very well. Very good with tube amps, decent when connected to a PA power amp with a mic pre. Need to try it with a good bass pre some time. This cab sounds better the higher up you turn it.

Dunno yet.

Talked to Jim on the phone once, I'm getting a cover. He is very helpful.

I love it and would get another if I lost this one (but how do you lose a 610?). Great for gigs and recording, will be using a smaller cab for practices. Just wish it had a tweet.

from bergantino website:
? 6-10" woofers with vented pole pieces
? power handling - 750 watts rms
? frequency response: 48hz - 5khz
? sensitivity: 100db ? anechoic: 2.83v/1m
? impedance: 4 ohms
? dimensions: 36"H x 24"W x 15"D
? weight: 98lbs.
? tilt-back casters

this cab was designed to compete w/ 8x10 and 6x10 cabs from other manufacturers. the difference here being that this cab sounds bigger than an Ampeg 8x10, and is much smaller and easier to transport.

This is where the cab shines. I've played 8x10's, 8x8's, 4x10's, 2x12's, and 2x15's from several companies, and this one blows most of them completely away. The only cabs that come close are the ampeg 8x10 and the swr 8x8 and this one is easier to transport than both of them. i play indie/rock music using a 1975 fender p-bass and a gallien-kruger 700rb and a sans-amp bass driver. i can be heard over a very loud drummer and two guitarists playing 100 watt marshalls. this set-up is punchy, and articulate with lots of low end, plenty of attack and great mids.

i haven't had it long enough to know, but i'm sure that bergaantino, as with most small companies, is very helpful and stands behind its products 100%.

in my 12 years of playing bass i've constantly searched for the "perfect tone". my '75 fender, my gk and my snaas-amp through this cab is it. if it was stolen, i'd replace it as soon as possible.