Hartke XL Series 2x10" Bass Cabinet

The sound is great, the price

Features: Single-Chamber Sealed Cabinet

Sound: As far as sound goes, I honest

Durability: It weighs 46lbs, so obviously

Well for the price it cant be beat. Here in Australia we are really limited to what we can select from, there are few music stores and usually they carry similar line ups in terms of playable stock. I had heard the Hartke cabs before and liked there sound so it come down to this $500AUD or an SWR workingmans 200w 2x10" for $1100AUD. I'd say I chose the right one.

Features: Well, It's a cabinet so there isnt all that much in the way of features ala amps and such, but Hartke has this on their website: 210XL Expanded Hartke sound for smaller venues. A single chamber, sealed cabinet with two 10" aluminum-cone bass drivers. Power handling is 200 watts at 8 ohms with a frequency response of 50 Hz to 5 kHz. Single-Chamber Sealed Cabinet Design Two Hartke XL 10" Aluminum-Cone Bass Drivers Power Handling: 200 Watts @ 8 Ohms Frequency Response: 50 Hz To 5 kHz Sensitivity: 96 dB @ 1 W/1 M Voice Coil: 1.5" Magnet Weight: 60 Oz. Single 1/4" Input Dimensions: 14"(H) X 24"(W) X 12"(D) Weight: 46 lb.

Sound: Well at first when I pluged it into my Combo, I thought there was something wrong with it; it crackled abit on the Hi's, and sounded kind of muddy. Turns out the jack wasnt in properly, my combo does NOT run its own speaker when there is something pluged into the speaker output jack. It was doing this earlier. So now with the jack in right, I turned it on again, and started playing. The settings on the amp the same as run using the combo- The sound through the Hartke was much clearer, very much more presise. Quick attack and a load of punch it's sounds great. Reaches the hi's well and moves the ground on the lows... The "Hartke sound" isn't for every one, there are alot of haters out there; but I love it's sound.

Durability: It's Only a day and a bit old...

Features: Is a medium-high raange cabinet