EBS ClassicLine Bass Cabinets ตู้ลำโพงแอมป์เบสไฟฟ้า

EBS ClassicLine Bass Cabinets ตู้ลำโพงแอมป์เบสไฟฟ้า

EBS ClassicLine 212

• Configuration 2x 12″ + 2″
• Frequency Response 35 – 18k Hz*
• Sensitivity 97 dB
• Power Rating 500 W RMS
• Impedance 4 ohms
• Height 68 cm / 27″
• Width 64 cm / 25″
• Depth 41 cm / 16″
• Weight 30 kg / 66 lbs

Padded cover included.

EBS ClassicLine 410

• Configuration 4x 10″ + 2″
• Frequency Response 55 – 18k Hz*
• Sensitivity 99 dB
• Power Rating 500 W RMS
• Impedance 4 ohms
• Height 68 cm / 27″
• Width 64 cm / 25″
• Depth 41 cm / 16″
• Weight 34 kg / 76 lbs

Padded cover included.

Everyone deserves a great bass sound

The ClassicLine cabinets make the great EBS bass sound available to every bass player. The sound character is reminiscent of the EBS ProLine cabinets, but with a warmer and rounder character that adds that vintage touch. The tolex-covered cabinets and the cloth front create a classic look as well.

Full range design

All cabinets are equipped with a 2″ tweeter with a fader included in the cabinet for maximum sound control. The 112 uses an on/off switch to control the tweeter. The tweeter adds to the full-range sound.

Are you using Impulse Responses? 

Using devices with Impulse Responses to simulate various speaker cabinets is increasingly popular. But to truly harness the potential of this technology with your bass rig, you need speakers that offer both transparency and impressive power handling. 

To unlock the full potential of your IR-equipped device, pair it with an EBS speaker cabinet that embodies transparency and delivers a full-range sound. They offer the optimal conditions for recreating the entire palette of speaker tones you may get from using IR, providing the authenticity and richness in detail that you crave.

Which ones are 4 and which ones are 8 ohms?

The ClassicLine 810, 410, and 212 are all 4-ohm cabinets.

The mini-size 112 and the 210 mid-sized cabinets are 8-ohm cabinets.

When you choose cabinet(s), make sure to check the minimum load your amp can handle. Two 4-ohm cabinets together create a 2-ohm load. Two 8-ohm cabinets make a 4-ohm total load, and so on.

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