Ted Theodore Logan, III Posted November 21, 2019 Posted November 21, 2019 (edited) Hello again you beautiful bc'ers. I'm parting ways with my Bergantino AE410, a beautiful full sounding cabinet that achieves great clarity in the mids whilst providing constant crisp and clear punchy lows... It also has an adjustable tweeter!!... It's really a master cabinet and compliments pretty much any thing you run through it, be it amp, pedal, bass... even Cliff Richard. Some might say that it could even cure the sounds & wrong doings of the most ambitious and untrained guitar luthiers out there... “Cough!!" No names!! ... but seriously, it's a whole lotta cab and it's pretty portable in my opinion... then again, I did used to spar with He-Man & The Master's of the Universe... 💪 It's 28kg so not exactly a one hand lift (though I can do it...) but with recessed handles and the casters fitted it's a very portable full sounding cabinet with no compromise.... “IT'S EXTREMELY LOUD!!!" Unless you don't want it to be... then you just turn your amp volume down and voilà! The Berg AE410 has itself 2 x Neutrik input (speak-on cables) and 2 x 1/4" standard instrument cable inputs at the rear... It's got that adjustable tweeter thingy that I mentioned earlier... It's got fitted casters (with one caster looking a bit Heath Robinson, previous owners work...) and best of all it has 4 x 10" Neo Speakers!!! That be some Matrix shiz! So that's 4 speakers, one for each string... I'm guessing... dunno if this cab would work with a five string as I haven't tried it yet but y'all fivers be more than welcome to come give it a trial... All-in-all it's in fantastic condition and comes with the Berg padded cover for added protection. A few marks on the base of cabinet and the rest is all-round tidy. Always been used with a compressor just to give it a stress free life. Full specs below; AE410 specifications: •4 x 10" Custom Neodymium Driver with 7oz magnet and vented pole pieces •high intelligibility 1" tweeter •custom phase - coherent crossover with tweeter level control •power handling - 800 watts rms •frequency response: 40hz - 18khz •sensitivity: 103db 1 watt/1 meter •2 x 1/4" and 2 x neutrik connectors •impedance: 4 ohms •dimensions: 22 3/4" W x 25 1/2" H x 15 1/2" D - 55.9cm x 64.8cm x 39.4cm •weight: 62lbs/28 Kgs “THAT'S 10!! 10 SPECIFICATIONS!!!..." That one was for all you bc'ers who got love for The Count!! He's a personal inspiration to me, taught me how to count the fret markers on my bass... 3, 5, 9... I means 7...14, 21... Oh wait that's something else... Better dig those old Sesame Street VHS cassettes outta the cupboard... I can arrange delivery and packing at extra cost or happy for a part-way meet (if fuel cost covered) or trial and collection always welcome... But BYOA (bring your own amp) mine is SO bespoke no one is allowed near it!!! only kidding, I shifted it a while ago... Edited December 28, 2019 by Ted Theodore Logan, III Because this item has now been sold!!! Thanks to BC Marketplace 3
silverfoxnik Posted November 21, 2019 Posted November 21, 2019 Now that's the way to do it! Brilliant for sale ad @Ted Theodore Logan, III And a great cab too! GLWTS 😊 1
Ted Theodore Logan, III Posted November 21, 2019 Author Posted November 21, 2019 54 minutes ago, silverfoxnik said: Now that's the way to do it! Brilliant for sale ad @Ted Theodore Logan, III And a great cab too! GLWTS 😊 I auditioned for “The Apprentice" but “Lord" Sugar was intimidated by my sales savy and wouldn't allow me on the show so I told him ... “YOU'RE TIRED!!!"... Think I might have got that wrong though...
Soledad Posted November 21, 2019 Posted November 21, 2019 V nice cab, from a long-term 410 fan. Question: If I ran Cliff Richard through your cab is it best to use the bass port and maybe run him through in slices? I wondered about the jack inputs but I'd need to run him through the NutriBullet first I expect. I just sold a 410 and maybe regretting already. Sound for pound (£ and lb) they are unbeatable. AND portable - c'mon 28 Kg is nowt. 2
Ted Theodore Logan, III Posted November 21, 2019 Author Posted November 21, 2019 (edited) 5 minutes ago, Soledad said: V nice cab, from a long-term 410 fan. Question: If I ran Cliff Richard through your cab is it best to use the bass port and maybe run him through in slices? I wondered about the jack inputs but I'd need to run him through the NutriBullet first I expect. I just sold a 410 and maybe regretting already. Sound for pound (£ and lb) they are unbeatable. AND portable - c'mon 28 Kg is nowt. I can't actually “technically" quote on this as I've never ran a Cliff Richard through the cab but I've been reliably informed that he has a built in output connection that is compatible with most 1/4" inputs... ...and you are correct... 28kg is likened to that of lifting a grain of sand to us Immortal Bass Gods!!! (It is an easy lift for mortals too...) Edited November 21, 2019 by Ted Theodore Logan, III More selfless sales promotion 2
Ted Theodore Logan, III Posted November 24, 2019 Author Posted November 24, 2019 1 hour ago, gazhowe said: Great price for a great cab. GLWTS! Thank you kindly
Ted Theodore Logan, III Posted November 27, 2019 Author Posted November 27, 2019 Why is this still here?! Why is my partner still persisting in quizzing me “when are you getting rid of that thing?..."?!! Why have I not received MORE interest in the acquisition of this fine piece of instrumental equipment and technological craftsmanship?!!! Are you people afraid of unleashing your instrument and amplifier's ultimate tone and ACTUALLY being heard in the mix or something?.... “pfffrtt!" 1 1
lee650 Posted November 29, 2019 Posted November 29, 2019 (edited) I have the 2x10 version of this and i can imagine this is pretty special! Alas no funds to buy at the mo, otherwise id be right in. GLWTS none the less 😁 Edited November 29, 2019 by lee650 1
Ted Theodore Logan, III Posted November 29, 2019 Author Posted November 29, 2019 2 hours ago, lee650 said: I have the 2x10 version of this and i can imagine this is pretty special! Alas no funds to buy at the mo, otherwise id be right in. GLWTS none the less 😁 Aye, right ye' are... A very special cab... Cheers for the love!! Who knows, Santa might just fill that wallet for you.... Never has done me, but if you should be so lucky you know where to find me... ...usually traipsing the local sewer in search of lost wedding rings... 1
Soledad Posted November 30, 2019 Posted November 30, 2019 What is it with 410s? There's a Berg 212 here somewhere, over £700. A 210 went recently with an asking 450 I recall. Can't really be size cos they're all about 2 foot square. All the neos weigh around 28Kg (my GK Neo was 28) - they ain't heavy, they fit in a small hatch, most have wheels anyway - and they kick and punch their way through any band, any mix... and absolutely any drummer. Force but with a load of finesse too - my fave all-round cabs by a good way. so BUMP 2 1
Ted Theodore Logan, III Posted November 30, 2019 Author Posted November 30, 2019 1 hour ago, Soledad said: What is it with 410s? I guess most find it hard to handle their raw AWESOMENESS!!!!
Higgie Posted December 4, 2019 Posted December 4, 2019 I ended up withdrawing mine from sale. Arguably the best 410 ever constructed, and for some reason no one wants one! The mind boggles... 🤯 1
Ted Theodore Logan, III Posted December 4, 2019 Author Posted December 4, 2019 2 hours ago, Higgie said: I ended up withdrawing mine from sale. Arguably the best 410 ever constructed, and for some reason no one wants one! The mind boggles... 🤯 Yes, the humans are a perplexing and often puzzling species.... Should I find a reasonably priced amplifier to compliment the AE410 then I will likely hold onto this little (big) gem! Any suggestions on an amplifier?.. I was running a D800 at one point which sounded “Magnifico!!"
Soledad Posted December 4, 2019 Posted December 4, 2019 1 hour ago, Ted Theodore Logan, III said: Any suggestions on an amplifier? missing a trick - chop it down the middle, get 400 easy for a Berg 210... quids in. You're welcome 👍 1
Higgie Posted December 4, 2019 Posted December 4, 2019 2 hours ago, Ted Theodore Logan, III said: Yes, the humans are a perplexing and often puzzling species.... Should I find a reasonably priced amplifier to compliment the AE410 then I will likely hold onto this little (big) gem! Any suggestions on an amplifier?.. I was running a D800 at one point which sounded “Magnifico!!" Used mine with a few different ones. DB750 was by far the favourite. Darkglass Microtubes 900 is my current weapon of choice. Tonehammer 500 sounded great too. 1
gazhowe Posted December 9, 2019 Posted December 9, 2019 On 04/12/2019 at 20:16, Ted Theodore Logan, III said: Yes, the humans are a perplexing and often puzzling species.... Should I find a reasonably priced amplifier to compliment the AE410 then I will likely hold onto this little (big) gem! Any suggestions on an amplifier?.. I was running a D800 at one point which sounded “Magnifico!!" I've not tried a D800 but I've been using my AE410 with the Aguilar AG700 which I really like, and before that a Markbass MoMark. Both sounded great. I'm awaiting a Bergantino B-amp which should (in theory) be a perfect match due to the cab profiles in the amp. 1
Wiggybass Posted December 9, 2019 Posted December 9, 2019 I've been using one of these for years - the only thing I've found to rival it is the Berg HDN410 which isn't necessarily better but it is a little different tonally. Maybe the best 410 ever made, I cannot recommend it highly enough. 2 1
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