Author Topic: SWR baby blue combo (Read 355 times)

dannobasso · « **Reply #15 on:** April 03, 2004, 10:09:54 PM »

On the opposite of small, I just finished putting together my large venue rig. Korg DTR200-F1X-QSCPLX3400- (left side) Epifani T310 & T115 (right side) Acme B210 & B410. Roughly 1200 watts a side. With this I have lots of options for smaller gigs. For practice I use Korg-F1X-Crest LA1200-Trace 210 & SWR 18. I prefer the Epi to the Acme just a tad, but side by side it is incredible. On the small side I heard an Acoustic Image 210 combo that sounded fine with a Fender Jazz. I've heard the new Genz-Benz combos with a Fodera. Worth checking out if you can get a good price.
Danno

dnburgess · « **Reply #16 on:** April 03, 2004, 10:19:57 PM »

An AI 210 combo? I thought all AI combos were single 10 3-way systems. Do you mean a combo with extension speaker?

bigbadbill · « **Reply #17 on:** April 04, 2004, 03:08:53 AM »

Wow, its something when your small rig is bigger than my big rig....and your big rig is bigger than my car! Sounds mighty impressive! Paul, I think I remember that test; I seem to remember the SWRs came out very well. I'll have to dig it out. I actually thought it was the century before, lol.

Shaun

bigbadbill · « **Reply #18 on:** April 04, 2004, 03:14:49 AM »

Forgot to mention, a lot of the US gear is difficult to get in the UK. We've only recently got Epifani and Aguilar. Haven't seen any Acme, Genz-Benz etc. here.

dannobasso · « **Reply #19 on:** April 04, 2004, 06:55:50 PM »

I could be mistaken on the AI. It was the size of a 210 combo but I didn't check it out up close. The di portion sent a good signal to my console though.
Acmes are only sold in the US direct. At least that's how I got mine. Good value for the money.
Danno