Gallien-Krueger 410RBH Cabinet

Great cab. Very present, very bassy without a 15" extension. Right I power it with an all tube Fender PA 135 from the sevnties and it kicks ass. I know it's like having a new BMW at a classic car show, but it sounds great and I paid a fortune for it so I had better like it, right? It has the adjustable bi-amp feature on the back, but I haven't had the opprotunity to use that yet.

This cabinet has some muscly punch. Picture a big ole veiny fist with a big ring on one finger that says GK. Now imagine that fist bustin' your face open in front of your friends and that cute girl from the show last week. The ports play an important role. I did a side by side comparison in the store with a comparable Ampeg and the rest is history. My current rig is more than loud enough for my purposes, but I would like to buy an additional cabinet just to see what my amp is capable of.

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This is the only speaker cabinet I've ever owned. I would like to do some experimenting with other brands, but I'll definately keep this cabinet around for a while.

I am not sure of the year on this cabinet. This amp is VERY versatile. I use this with a GK 1001RB-II on the bi-amping mode. The independence of the tweeter and woofers makes operation of this a breeze and sound incredible.

I play rock, jazz, funk, slap, or a combination of the four. This thing hadles all of them with great ease. Also, my bass was shielded very poorly, and running it through the 1001RB-II and this RBH410, gets rid of nearly all of the almost troublesome hum that is very audible on other amps I've tried.

I've smacked it around its fair share going up and coming down stairs, and it still holds its own very well. I gig with it with no backup.

I bought this cabinet used and the previous owner told me there was a hum caused by the cabinet that GK could not find the cause of. So what did they do? They completely gutted the cabinet and relaced everything. Now THAT is what I call service.

This is by far the best cabinet I have ever used. The bi-amping feature is absolutley incredible. I can't say enough about it. I just love it. I was weary of paying roughly $900 for a new one, so I looked everywhere for a cheap used one. When coming across this one, I bought it immediately. Now I've come to realize that if this cabinet were lost or stolen, I would buy one brand new, full price, in a heartbeat.

4x10 with horn tweeter bass cabinet with speakon and 1/4 inch connections, lpad for tweeter. Comes in 4 or 8 ohm versions. Cabinet is shaped so you can stack it or kick it back so it points up where you are for good stage monitoring.

This is one of GK's best cabs, and it sounds like it. The lows and mids are excellent with a good growl, and the highs while smooth, still have enough bite to cut through the mix. The efficiency of this cab is one of its best points, since you get a lot of sound without working your power amp to death.

I've used my 410RBH up until a few days ago when I got another.. Now I run two of them. :) Never had any trouble as it's solid, and I remain within the limits of the gear I'm using.

I've never had any need to deal with them, so I don't know.

I've been playing 22 years, and have owned a lot of different stuff in that time. There are a lot of bass cabs that are reliable, but the combination of reliability and sound quality wrapped up in this package is tough to find. If it were stolen, I would definitely get another just like it. I think my only complaint would be that the holes in the metal grill are rather large - I'd prefer something a bit finer to keep things out better, but other than that it's fantastic. These babies are on the expensive side, but the sounds they produce are really fantastic!