Speaker Cabinetry to Match Your Warwick!

[TylerDurdenPSSC]

 

[flipper_gv]

sexy, prices?

 

[TylerDurdenPSSC]

Found some prices on the towers to be in the upper $3k's.



Gorgeous though, none-the-less.

 

[Doog]

They look more like home theater speakers mate.

 

[TylerDurdenPSSC]

I'm almost certain they are.

However, it's cabinets they're
in that caught my attention.

 

[Doog]

You wanna take those on the road?

 

[BassPlyr Randy]

yea, the cabs pictured are home entertainment variety, but I get the jest of what Tyler is saying. They could easily be built to house bass speakers. Have a bubinga cab built to say the 211 specs. That would be a beautiful cab, but very expensive. Hell, for that matter, you could have a matching rack built for your amp as well.

A couple things come to mind tho. First, I don't thing I would ever want to take them out of my house or studio because they would get beat pretty quickly. The second thing I would wonder about is how they would sound. I would think that as long as you went with a dense wood, there's no reason they couldn't sound great, but a very expensive experiment.

But in the jest of Tlyers post, I think cabs built out of wood that matched you bass would look awesome. What an addition they would make to your home studio.

 

[Doog]

Okay you wanna go this route? Nexo-Geo-T. End of statement.

 

[paperbag1213]

still some of my favorite speakers are Event speakers

 

[TylerDurdenPSSC]

So tasty...

 

[BassPlyr Randy]

How about something like this....

The Latest thing in the Blue Cab Series...


Bubinga


Spalted Maple


Buckeye Burl

 

[JanVanHove]

hmm... the grille is a little "off" combared to the wood... how about a cloth cover?

 

[TylerDurdenPSSC]

Nice Randy! I'm actually drooling!

 

[BassPlyr Randy]

maybe more like this?

 

[thndrstk6]

Very cool BPR!
I like the buckeye burl and spalted ones.

 

[JanVanHove]

that second one is looking good! how about putting the controls on the top in the back, so that only the wood is showing?

 

[Doog]

You could make yourself a cab. Our guit player did that years ago. His Dad was into cabinetry, turned the garage into a shop. The guitarist made an extension cab for his Marshall combo, sounded great, way better than the built in speaker. Don't recall the wood he used but it was gloss clear coated solid wood. He got the grill cloth and hardware from Radio Shack, they used to have a book about making speakers with blueprints and the like, maybe they still do.

 

[ThirdthumB]

Mwahhhhhh,

I think I'd rather go with established speaker brands...........8:

 

[BassPlyr Randy]

Putting the amp controls in the back and the amp no longer resembled the Blue Cabs and that, at least in my mind, defeated the effect I was going for. So I ended up with this....

 

[JanVanHove]

hou, I'm liking the purpleheart one!