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Gravy412

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Is anyone using Blue cabinets?
I m looking at powered cabinets, a travel rig.
Any recommendations on powered 1x12 or 2x12?
 
I looked at the FRFR range from blueamp, the products seem to be of such high quality, do you know what HP is used in the CUBO ?
 
I don’t know what HP means?
Yes - SUPER high quality and I think most of not all parts are from Germany and pretty eco friendly which is cool. Built like a tank, and most importantly sounds amazing. My search is over for sure
 
Leftylespaul said:
I don’t know what HP means?
Yes - SUPER high quality and I think most of not all parts are from Germany and pretty eco friendly which is cool. Built like a tank, and most importantly sounds amazing. My search is over for sure
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Sorry , loud Speaker ?
 
Not sure what’s in there but it sounds great. You can email Marco directly off his website - he’s great to work with.
Yeah lefty - ain’t easy finding guitars!
 
These look great. The Cubo is super cute. I'd love to know what power amp he's using in there. Some sort of plate amp? I wonder if it's his own amp design or off the shelf 🤔
 
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skolacki said:
They make plenty of low end? I haven’t had a chance to try any FR cab other than the usual 12”. Great looking cab!
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Thank you!

Yes. The low end is great. But it depends on the construction of the speaker. There are some boomy 8" speakers on the market. And of course a lot of 8" speakers without a low end. The Cubo's low end is 50 Hz -6 dB, but without that boomy-ness.
 
Gitarrenschlumpf said:
Thank you!

Yes. The low end is great. But it depends on the construction of the speaker. There are some boomy 8" speakers on the market. And of course a lot of 8" speakers without a low end. The Cubo's low end is 50 Hz -6 dB, but without that boomy-ness.
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It's a great size for a grab-and-go cabinet.

I had a pair of the ELIS.8 cabs, and loved the sound of their 8" coaxial speakers, but the tip-back angle didn't work for me on tight stages. Your design could work well for what I'm looking for.

Is there a U.S. distributor or can we order direct?
 
Gitarrenschlumpf said:
Thank you!

Yes. The low end is great. But it depends on the construction of the speaker. There are some boomy 8" speakers on the market. And of course a lot of 8" speakers without a low end. The Cubo's low end is 50 Hz -6 dB, but without that boomy-ness.
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Just had a look at your site. Really nice work. I see you’re using 6.5” speakers too! Your cabs are seriously light weight.
 
Have you tested this speaker in a live context or in rehearsal? I'm still looking for the best ratio between weight / acoustic power and modularity, I'm looking for the holy grail!
 
Greg Ferguson said:
It's a great size for a grab-and-go cabinet.

I had a pair of the ELIS.8 cabs, and loved the sound of their 8" coaxial speakers, but the tip-back angle didn't work for me on tight stages. Your design could work well for what I'm looking for.

Is there a U.S. distributor or can we order direct?
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Sorry, we don't have any distributors. We are a custom shop. The customers choose tolex, grill cloth and more options. We have an online-shop with a configurator, but it's in german only. You guys in the U.S. can order via email.
 
Lolo-G said:
Have you tested this speaker in a live context or in rehearsal? I'm still looking for the best ratio between weight / acoustic power and modularity, I'm looking for the holy grail!
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I did. I played some rehearsal with just one Cubo. If you don't have a very loud drummer and the cab is angled or standing on a desk, just one Cubo is loud enough. One Cubo is as loud as a 1x12" cab. For louder stuff you probably need 2 of them or the new Cubo EX, which is another frfr cab with 4x8". Like the doubled Cubo and as loud as a 2x12".
 
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