Kustom K215B Cabinet

No special features besides the CTS or KEI Speakers only one jack in the back of the cab. But beautiful tuck and roll. Wheels and handles.Chrome ports in the front.And the Kustom name plate. But what did you expect for 1968. these are 2x15 cabs but they were pretty fast moving for their day.

I Use 2 of there with a K200B-1 Bass head. For basses I use a 2003 fender American series Jazz Bass, 1990 Fender J/P-90 with active EMG pickups,1990 J/P-90 with Bassline Pickups, 1982 Peavey T-40 with huge dual coil humbuckers,1993 Fender Deluxe Zone Bass(active fender pickups) MIM.And a standard MIM fender P-Bass. I play mostly classic rock and some funk. It can be noisy if you use the old head with the 2 prong cord and without changing the caps. They can get very loud and can handle the low b as long as you don't push it too far.

I have had Kustom for about 3 years and have had no prob;ems with them. There are speakers available that will work as replacements only better but they do not give you that classic rock sound. I have had no problems with them yet. I did replace the input jack with new switchcraft jack just because the new ones lock in better, But they did not need to be replaced.

For these speaker cabs there is no company. The current Kustom has no ties to the old Kustom so no support.

I have been playing for about 3 years. If these were lost or stolen I would look for more of them to buy. I am looking for more to buy all ther time. These things are great. Other Gear Peavey Firebass 700 II head,Swr4X10 workingmans cab,kustom 1x18B folded horn cab 3 Kustom k200b2 heads. Mesa Boogie Basis M-2000 head, Mesa Boogie Diesel 2x15 Bass cab. Boss Me50B effects box, Line6 Bass Pod, Tascam cdbt1MKII bass trainer. All cables for all my rigs Both instrument and speaker cables are Bayou cables Bayoucables.com These are the best sounding cables I have used. What I love about the cab is its sound and how much air it can move and tones that can be gotten from it.