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martinc
Published on 07/26/05 at 06:40
Cabinet 2 x 10 inch + tweeter, given to 600 W, about 100 liters, two wheels on the ct 2 large grips, on / off switch for the tweeter between jack, Speakon between, Speakon output, the connectors are 3 / /, weight 28.5 kg, impdance 8 ohms, efficiency 97 dB 1W 1m, is just in the trunk of a Clio.
Bandwidth Announces 40Hz 16 KHz, but for attnuation SPECIFICATIONS. Behringer email me I have argued that it is -3 dB, but I think it plutt -10 dB.
I bought it to play bass, coupled with a Hartke Bass Attack pedals as prampli and a 100 W power block that I made myself even. I can support with a battery plus 2 guitars plus percussions, except that this box does not have enough extreme serious is his weak point vritable.
SOUNDS
The major weakness is the lack of extreme severe. I am forced to boost the bass on the prampli, and suddenly my 100 W becomes just a little.
The tweeter is poorly coupled with the speakers 10 inches, it is clear too. Well, it can be fixed by adjusting the prampli.
The wheels can be used only indoor, on ground flat. The plastic parts wear out easily.
The sound of 2 x 10 inches is good, although dynamic, no perceptible rsonance, all notes imbalances emerge (from the extreme weakness severe).
OVERALL OPINION
I have since about two months. In fact I'm using it more because of lack of serious extreme. I have since purchased the BB115, which is the version with 1 x 15-inch subwoofer in a 150 liters. It is slightly less dynamic but the level of extreme bass is more satisfying. So I only use the BB115. One of these days I'll try to put the BB210 and BB115 together to see what happens.
I have not tried a lot of hardware before buying the BB210, where I live because the there is no choice, and more in this price range there is no more choice, because it must be reconnatre, the BB210 (like the BB115) is not expensive.
The BB210, with the pedals and my Hartke amplifiers home curiously is a good electric guitar System to much more than a bass.
Bandwidth Announces 40Hz 16 KHz, but for attnuation SPECIFICATIONS. Behringer email me I have argued that it is -3 dB, but I think it plutt -10 dB.
I bought it to play bass, coupled with a Hartke Bass Attack pedals as prampli and a 100 W power block that I made myself even. I can support with a battery plus 2 guitars plus percussions, except that this box does not have enough extreme serious is his weak point vritable.
SOUNDS
The major weakness is the lack of extreme severe. I am forced to boost the bass on the prampli, and suddenly my 100 W becomes just a little.
The tweeter is poorly coupled with the speakers 10 inches, it is clear too. Well, it can be fixed by adjusting the prampli.
The wheels can be used only indoor, on ground flat. The plastic parts wear out easily.
The sound of 2 x 10 inches is good, although dynamic, no perceptible rsonance, all notes imbalances emerge (from the extreme weakness severe).
OVERALL OPINION
I have since about two months. In fact I'm using it more because of lack of serious extreme. I have since purchased the BB115, which is the version with 1 x 15-inch subwoofer in a 150 liters. It is slightly less dynamic but the level of extreme bass is more satisfying. So I only use the BB115. One of these days I'll try to put the BB210 and BB115 together to see what happens.
I have not tried a lot of hardware before buying the BB210, where I live because the there is no choice, and more in this price range there is no more choice, because it must be reconnatre, the BB210 (like the BB115) is not expensive.
The BB210, with the pedals and my Hartke amplifiers home curiously is a good electric guitar System to much more than a bass.