® G412  Traditional special GUITAR Amp speaker Cabinet
	Only $439. plus $59 shipping	Click Here for HC reviews

   The most popular Traditional AVATAR ® guitar amplifier speaker cabinet 412 cabs we make usually have either four Celestion G12H30s, Greenbacks or Vintage 30s.  They are often loaded with the famous Celestion G12H30 12 inch guitar speaker for warm classic rock. Four Vintage 30s have more mids for screaming hard rock and metal at 240 watts. Greenbacks have that distinctive early crunch that make you think of Hendrix. Celestion G12H30s have lots of rich warm overdrive in the low end.  The Celestion G12H30s have a 30 watt capacity so four in a cab makes a 120 watt cab. These 412s are perfect for large amps giving you a rich warm overdrive tone. The same cab with four Celestion Greenbacks is similar in that it also has a rich warm tone but it has a slightly sooner cone break up because of the lower wattage. Four greenbacks in the 412 makes a 100 watt cab.  All of the cabs are standard 8 ohm impedance.  The cab is constructed of  superior 18mm voidless 13 ply Baltic Birch Plywood ..all six sides...with strong rabbet and dado interlocking side joints for extreme strength. It also has front to rear internal bracing. The cab has two 1/4 inch in/out jacks (for daisy chaining with another speaker cab) mounted on the rear steel input panel. All guitar cab grills are well  secured by screws, not velcro. Now you can ROCK OUT with one of these  special cabs for only $439. plus $59. shipping. Because these are assembled and packed already, no changes can be made. For different speakers, ohms , grill, colors etc, please check out the G412 avatar custom cab options. Dimensions:28.5" W x 29H x 12."D  Weight approx 80 lbs. The appearance of lines is natural for this wheat grille manufacturer. One year limited warranty.

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