Rear loaded

[HerbieBoogie]

Ive played a herbie through both vintage and front Diezel loaded cabs.Between these two, I cant imagine a sound that is missing!

i see


which cab do you think is better for metal?

 

[Little B]

For metal without a doubt, the front loaded "black grill cloth" cab; its a glued in back, and after my buddy("user name hard n heavy) and I did a 4x12 cab shootout a while back, Ive found that you can actually feel air being pushed out around the "screwed in back panel " cabs..that translates into some ,not much, but a little tightness loss.But a lot of herbie and vhv users also like the vintage 4x12 cab-its a little more forgiving.

 

[axeman81]

I like your avatar image, mr. Little B
are you a touring pro? Or do you just feel all those 4x12" cabs give you so much blissful boost in SPL that you may live a couple of years longer on this planet?

 

[Ventura]

Ive played a herbie through both vintage and front Diezel loaded cabs.Between these two, I cant imagine a sound that is missing!

i see


which cab do you think is better for metal?

FRONT.

V.

 

[PaulyPanacea]

for metal...def front loaded.

 

[HerbieBoogie]

I see


well then me and the amp cat will have to save up for a good year or so




thx all



HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!

 

[Little B]

Hey Axeman! thanks for the compliments!....Theyre all used in one way or another;..either session work or touring, if I have the room and help to take it all out!..

 

[Ventura]

Have ya ever had it all on 10....?? Man, that'd be akin to about 2.5 jets taking off I'd guess.

V.

 

[HerbieBoogie]

Have ya ever had it all on 10....?? Man, that'd be akin to about 2.5 jets taking off I'd guess.

V.

seriously, those things could scramble brains