Warwick 211 Pro

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I just ordered one, it'll be my first cab, and finally i have something to run my Eden into!

I should have it by Monday at the latest, pics will follow when it arrives + i'll do a review.

Very excited about this, my house mate are understandably not :D
 
I just ordered one, it'll be my first cab, and finally i have something to run my Eden into!

I should have it by Monday at the latest, pics will follow when it arrives + i'll do a review.

Very excited about this, my house mate are understandably not :D

congratulations! eden and ww, sounds like a good combination...
what´s the eden like?
 
I just ordered one, it'll be my first cab, and finally i have something to run my Eden into!

I should have it by Monday at the latest, pics will follow when it arrives + i'll do a review.

Very excited about this, my house mate are understandably not :D

Great choice, was my first Warwick cab as well. An order for the second 211 PRO is up.
 
congratulations! eden and ww, sounds like a good combination...
what´s the eden like?

The eden has a the standard eden tone, really clear and warm, to me at least. As for them paired up need to wait till the 211 arrives :D

Great choice, was my first Warwick cab as well. An order for the second 211 PRO is up.

If/when i start to get bigger/more gigs i'm thinking of doing the same thing!
 
Callum, the 211 shall serve you well! I run my Tubepath 5.1 through, and it can be pushed very hard till it shows any signs of struggling. Clean, deep, and extremely loud cab :)
 
I have also a WCA 611 PRO, rated at 4 Ohms, but it's way too loud for the most gigs I do. But my amp can be responsible for it as well (tubepath 10.1)
 
I just ordered one, it'll be my first cab, and finally i have something to run my Eden into!

I should have it by Monday at the latest, pics will follow when it arrives + i'll do a review.

Very excited about this, my house mate are understandably not :D

excellent choice...I have 2 of them.
 
Woooo ok it just arrived i've un boxed it and setting it up, pics and a mini review will follow! - i'm very excited :D

Update:
***********Warning long post!*******************
Ok so first impressions + kinda mini review description:

Wow its got more chrome than the picture lead me to believe, very compact, not too heavy either. The black and silver makes a really nice contrast between my Eden and the cab it looks pretty f***ing great sitting in my room!

So this is purely a plug a few basses in see what happens test, i'll hopefully get some gigging opportunities to fully unleash it later, but atm its practice volumes.

First thing that struck me compared to other cabs was how smooth the sound was, i like a clear, smooth tone with an agressive bit from the tweeter. Other cabs i've tried i needed to cut the tweeter slightly due to it becoming overpowering. Not this cab, i've got it on max, and it sounds lovely, perfect for my needs! (for people's info i played a few cabs 6months ago search for the thread where i did an update) This cab seriously compared to the sound i remember from the epifani UL2X10 i played, and is a lot rounder and less sparkly than the ps 210 cab (lower tier epifani). Concidering that any other well known brand of 2x10 is around £400, and i payed £209 for it is a real bargain. Bang for buck don't get much better!

Cab is great to look at, sounds great and very loud (i have to keep turning it down). But i thought i'd give my basses a quick spin.

Now a SSI, $$ and thumb BO are all pretty different sounding basses so i thought i'd test them with my amp flat to see how to cab handled them then tweaked the eq to get the tone i like.

The SSI needed NO tweaking, had a great midrangy response, good boom in the low end and a nicely cut off treble which stopped it from being a clunk machine it can be.

Next was the $$, now flat the low end was nice but the upper harmonics would resonate far too much, ping a harmonic it literally played for ever. Taking out 4~6khz and adding a bit of 400hz really brought out a punchy fretless mwaaah, it had a great emptiness to the sound so when played near the neck it does a very good double bass tone.

With the thumb i really wanted to test the low B responce more than anything. Flat the cab handles it really well, especially as i was expecting a 210 to really not cope. Its not as defined as my PJB combo but thats tuned to 35hz and was made to handle a low B. But for a single 210 cab this thing held itself, the B was very growly, no muddyness only a slight lack of definition but you could still comfortable pick the notes out.

Overall i'm so happy i've got this, its one hell of a cab for what you pay for it. The Eden Warwick combo is amazing too, you have edens clarity without the tone coloration that Eden is famous for. I'd recommend one of these to anyone , and if you haven't tried one GO DO IT!
 
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Hey guys, just a mini hijack on the subject of the 211. Was wondering if anyone can tell me what adjusting the HF on the cab does in relation to the sound, i have it up about half on my cab but i've never really messed around with it

(i play it with a Profet 3.2)

Cheers!
 
It adjusts the horn level, essentially controls the level of all frequencies above 3.5khz i think.

Personally i found it just added clarity to my sound, i have it on full and it produces a very accurate representation of my bass, but i like a nice crisp top end to my tone.
 
Quick question for you all. I've got an X-treme 10.1 and a WCA Pro 411 - i'm totally chuffed with this rig, it kills at gigs.

However my practice space is gonna get smaller because the drummer in our band is going to the US for 3 months, so myself and the guitarist are gonna jam in his house. What i'm getting at is, would the 211 being sufficient to handle my X-treme. I wouldn't be overdoing it, or pushing it too hard (I hope!) - i just need something more portable.

I burnt out an old Vantage 30W i had practicing before I got my rig (competing with a JCM 800 and a Mesa Boogie 4X12) so I wouldn't want to blow something else. I could just get a cheaper combo but the way I see it the 211 would be a nice addition to my 411 though i would also love to get a 115 to really set of my rig.

As always your knowledgeable opinions are very welcomed and highly valued.
Cheers Al
 
Yeah, why not? It is 400W@ 8 ohms, so it is pretty safe. Use the master to have no audible distortion.
 
I agree with Florin - the 211 Pro would be lovely with an X Treme 10.1 at 8 ohms.

Just don't crank it...

:d
 
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