Posted on July 9, 2007

“Well, I’m not sure what I can add that hasn’t been said over and over. I’ve been trying to get a rig that would do full justice to my Alembic Rouge 5 string for about 3 & 1/2 years. My approach has been pretty much “buy 1 or 2 of everything and see what sounds best”. I don]t even believe the collection of bass amps and cabs that are all over my band\’s studio and my home studio (and 2 or 3 closets). When I discovered Aguilar’s 112 cabinet a few months back, I thought I’d died and gone to heaven. All that sound and not much weight. Then I bought a Bergy HT-112 last week from Guitar-X here in Denver and ran the two together with a Thunderfunk 550 for a weekend gig and I joined the ranks of the Bergantino cult. Although the Aggie 112 is still an excellent speaker, it couldn’t match the Bergantino 112 in any respect, especially the amazing clarity. All I want to know is, where were these speakers back in the ’70s and ’80s when I hauled a dual SVT rig around for 12 years and played 2 to 5 nights a week? Now it’s off to eBay to sell most of the stuff I’ve collected and buy more Bergantino cabinets. I’ve been playing since the ’60s and my equipment search is over. For those wanting to know what to drive their Bergie’s with (and can’t afford a Walter Woods) try the Thunderfunk 550. It’s amazing as well. ” “Zeke” Adams – Denver, Colorado

Posted on June 23, 2007

“Hello, I have purchase two HT212 cabs for backline of our PA system. We run the keyboards, electronic drums and bass guitar through this rig. Awesome sound. We use a Crest CA9 power amp and Demeter HBP1 pre for the bass. The bass is a MTD735-24 and this rig handles every bit of the frequecies played through it. You could definitely sell these speakers as highend PA system speakers too. Thanks and keep up the great work, bless ya. ” John Hyman-Bowie, Maryland

Posted on June 18, 2006

“Hey Jim, I’m a loving fan of your cabs: the HT-EX 112 stack with my Crest power amp and Sansamp preamp rocks(My little set-up kills everyone elses in this area!) Have you ever considered making an IP stereo head? (I,ve heard your IP speakers and they kick ass, but I still love separates. P.S. Juan Ortiz at Basses-Electric-Acoustic is the best music dealer on the face of the earth. ” Thanks, Geoff M. South Lake Tahoe, CA

Posted on June 7, 2007

“Well Jim, I went back to Willies the next day and traded my HT-322 in for the NV610. I’m glad I did, my rig sounds great! I also had the chance to try the IP112 along with both the HT112, IP112, and even my traded HT-322! As far as my next “Clean” powered rig, I know exactly where I will be going. It’s a great time to be a bass player! ” Tom Kelly – Minneapolis, MN

Posted on June 4, 2007

“Hi Jim, Just wanted to let you know that after checking out the IP112+EX112 stack, I was totally sold on it! Whatever you put in that IP112 works like a charm, the combination of the sound (exactly the sound I hear in my head) and the portability of the stack, is nothing short of amazing. Dave Beasley of the Groove Shoppe and myself were laughing at how ridiculously loud the stack was with no distortion whatsoever. Thanks for making it possible to have a bass rig that does not kill my back, and sounds like it’s the size of a refrigerator….pure genius! I was wondering if you have any recommendations as far as a suitable preamp? Right now, I’m using my very compact Raven Labs preamp, and it sounds great, but is lacking a low impedance output for the house mix. Jim, you make a really fine product, I look forward to shocking a few people with this rig! ” Thanks, Chuck

Posted on June 3, 2007

“I just got back from Willies in St. Paul, MN. I spent literally two hours playing through your NV610. I brought my Mesa Bass 400 (non-plus) and used their assortment of basses. ’60 Jazz, ’58 Precision, New Jazzes, and a Ric’. WOW! Your recommendation was right. Tube amps SMOKE through this cab. The tube OD is more tight and defined through the 610 than the 322. If I get the gig I’m hopin to land, the next 4 months will be filled with tone bliss! GREAT STUFF JIM! ” Tom Kelly – Minneapolis, MN