I’ve been using two Euponic Audio single 10 three way cabs for the past 13 years. These were the original ones they came out with, not the trash they put their name on today. I say that because I stopped in The Bass Place here in town and was shocked at the shoddy workmanship, big open seams in the covering, really bad. I figured they must have gone the route of every other company that comes out with something decent and once they make a name for themselves they turn the cheese knob to eleven.
Well they recently got stolen (along with a whole bunch of other stuff) and I was in a pinch for a bass rig. Instead of my usual Demeter pre into a symetrix compressor into a QSC PLX2402 bridged into the two EA’s, I was left with just a 15 year old rusty GK800RB that I literally never used, just kept as a backup.
I had 2 Jack12’s in from a rental customer for repairs. (I’d experimented with hot melt glue to hold the arrays and they had let go. Bad idea number 6702c.) Anyway, I had no choice but to grab them and head off to the gig.
What a surprise. And I mean wow. These are the best sounding bass cabs I’ve ever used by far. I’m old and have played through tons of different stuff. I realized that testing a bass cab any other way than at a live gig was not giving it a chance. These are so much louder, deeper, just right is all I can say. I can actually feel my bass through these which was not a quality of the EA’s. Not to mention the GK has quite a bit less power than the PLX2402. Like 2100 watts less and I was only running the input and output gain knobs at about half.
Two Jack12’s 3012HO loaded, no tweets, are the shizzle for bass. Give them a try, you won’t be sorry.
Here’s a couple photos since everyone always asks. They had full grills which I left off so the horns are a little unsightly with hot melt and tweet wires. Man I can’t get over how good they sound. Can’t wait till the next gig just to play through these again.
