Ashdown RM112T?

[Johncee]

Hi- I'm after a lightweight cab solution for smallish pub/club type gigs. Thinking of maybe a couple of Ashdown RM112T's. Can any users comment on how they get on with them? I have to say they seem a bit flimsy to me - I know this may well go with the territory for lightweights, but couldn't stand anything rattly...😀

Amp is an Ashdown RM500...

Do feel free to suggest better alternatives if you like.

[Lozz196]

I’ve had the 112, 115, 210 and 410 of the RM range, and although the cabs have cloth front (not my preference) they weren’t flimsy at all, pretty decent really. I took both the 112 and 115 in trades so never used those in a band setting but both sounded fine in home practice. 

[BassAdder60]

I think the ABM Pro Neo cabs are the ones to get

Great sounding and lightweight 

The speaker quality is better with the ABM series

[javi_bassist]

I had one. Cool cab and it served me for small gigs. Great sound too.

[Machines]

Use mine regularly - sometimes alone sometimes with a 210 as well (or vice versa). Not flimsy, sounds good. Easy one handed carry for quite a distance too (about 150m at last gig including stairs). As with any 112, there are limitations for how big a venue it can cope with, 2 however should sort you out until you need PA support. I used the 2 cabs last week in a large conference room without PA support, was fine.

 

n.b. I moved the logo so it would look 'correct' on it's side, there are rubber feet on 2 sides to allow this.