“Just to let you know, Mr. Bergantino… I received an NV425 only yesterday (Mon, Jan 9, 2006), which I ordered from Juan Ortiz the week before Christmas. I already have an NV215, and I’ve been loving that cabinet for almost a year. I got the NV425 so I can pair it up with the NV215. I’m hooking them both up to an Aguilar DB750. As luck would have it, my band had a practice session scheduled last night, so I was able to play through both cabinets. I have a 10K sq. ft. warehouse in an industrial area, so volume is not an issue. All I can say is… 3 x 15″s and 3 x 10″s (plus that little 6-incher) make an amazing combination… simply incredible! Even at low volume, the sound of bass… from top to way, way bottom… fills the room. However, it’s important to note: by “filling the room”, it isn’t over-powering, or dominating… it’s just that the bass is unmistakenly present. I hope I’m making sense…Thank you for the NV line of speakers, Mr. Bergantino. I’m glad I got mine before their discontinuation, and I wish you all the best with your new line of cabinets, as I’m confident of your forthcoming success with them, too!” Me ke’aloha pumehana… D. Moore, Honolulu
“Guys, About 2 Christmases ago, Rudy Pensa (Rudys Guitar Stop) was raving to me about the HT322 box. I bought one a few weeks later. Im using an EBS TD650 head with it. Keep in mind I own a hi-end bass and guitar business and I’m a little jaded. I will say this. This is the best rig I’ve ever had. The cab sounds great with everything you power her with or put thru it. Durable and reliable, thats the kicker. GREAT PRODUCT! ” Kevin
“I have been waiting for an active bass cabinet for years. I am excited to try out the new line at my local shop. It might be time to get rid of the old gear and settle into some new stuff.”
“An active bass cabinet! Well, well,,,about 10 years late. Leave it to a design genius like Bergantino to finally get it right! I look forward with great interest in auditioning one at my local bass boutique. ” Thanks!
“I checked your site for the first time in a long while, and I noticed your NV line has gotten smaller. And I have been saving up for a NV215. Hope you keep this line going. There are a lot of us out there that hate the sound of a tweeter in a bass cabinet. To prove my point, look at how many of us play thru an Ampeg 810! It is refreshing to see a new player drop the tweeter and get back to bassics! ”
“Jim, I have done a lot of research online about basses, amps, and cabinets. You are probably the only maker that I’ve never read a negative review about. This is what persuaded me to buy your NV425, sight unseen and unheard, from the fine fellows down at Bass Emporium. I’ve had it for about 2 weeks now and immediately I understood why you only receive the highest of praises. This cabinet is remarkable. I couldn’t for the life of me decide which of the NV series cabs to go with, so I decided to take 2 of the best attributes from the NV215 and the NV610 and went for the 115 and 310 set up. After hearing this, I wish I could own one of each. But realistically, I don’t see me ever needing another large (although on the smaller side of the large spectrum) cabinet ever again. I thank you for meeting and exceeding all of my expectations. Thanks.”
“Just to let you know, Mr. Bergantino… I received an NV425 only yesterday (Mon, Jan 9, 2006), which I ordered from Juan Ortiz the week before Christmas. I already have an NV215, and I’ve been loving that cabinet for almost a year. I got the NV425 so I can pair it up with the NV215. I’m hooking them both up to an Aguilar DB750. As luck would have it, my band had a practice session scheduled last night, so I was able to play through both cabinets. I have a 10K sq. ft. warehouse in an industrial area, so volume is not an issue. All I can say is… 3 x 15″s and 3 x 10″s (plus that little 6-incher) make an amazing combination… simply incredible! Even at low volume, the sound of bass… from top to way, way bottom… fills the room. However, it’s important to note: by “filling the room”, it isn’t over-powering, or dominating… it’s just that the bass is unmistakenly present. I hope I’m making sense…Thank you for the NV line of speakers, Mr. Bergantino. I’m glad I got mine before their discontinuation, and I wish you all the best with your new line of cabinets, as I’m confident of your forthcoming success with them, too!” Me ke’aloha pumehana… D. Moore, Honolulu