Hartke 410XL v2 4 x 10-Inch 400W Bass Cabinet

A Revolution Revitalized. In 1984, Hartke changed the game of bass amplification with the first all - aluminum cone driver, delivering bass tones with wider dynamics. This innovation gave birth to the original Hartke XL Series Bass Cabinets. To mark 35 years of the iconic 'Hartke Sound', the new 410XL V2 Bass Cabinet features Hartke's classic 4x10 all - aluminum speaker design. It's housed in a more durable and modern - looking cabinet enclosure that can handle 400 watts of power. If It Ain't Broke… The 410XL V2 stays true to Hartke's classic all - aluminum speaker design. Each custom XL low - frequency driver has a high - quality aluminum cone with a large 1.5' voice coil on a Kapton former, impregnated fabric surrounds, and a convex dust cover, all set in a heavy - duty steel frame. Just like in 1984, it offers a smooth response with a clear, punchy attack, ideal for any playing style. A New Look For A New Generation. The 410XL V2 provides the same amazing 'Hartke Sound' and has a fresh look for a new generation of bass players. Its tuned dual - chamber, dual - ported cabinet is made of solid 3/4' plywood. Instead of a black carpet, it has a textured vinyl covering that looks modern and is highly durable. A black perforated steel grille enhances its sleek appearance. Reinforced corners and two inset carry handles show it's ready for the road. Technical Specifications: Description: 4 x 10' bass cabinet; Power Handling: 400W RMS; Impedance: 8 OHM; LF Drivers: 10' proprietary aluminum cones (100W each); Voice Coils: 1.5' on Kapton formers; SPL: 98dB @ 1W/1M; Frequency Response: 30Hz - 5kHz; Inputs: 2 x 1/4' (wired in parallel); Cabinet Type: Tuned dual - chamber, dual - ported; Cabinet Construction: Solid 3/4' plywood, textured vinyl covering; Grille: Black perforated steel; Additional: 2 x inset handles, 8 x protective corners; Weight: 79lb (36kg); Dimensions: 25' (635mm) x 24.5' (623mm) x 15' (389mm).

Using the Hartke 410XL v2 Bass Cabinet is straightforward. First, connect your bass guitar to one of the 1/4' inputs on the cabinet. You can also use the second input if you want to connect another device in parallel. Then, plug the cabinet into a suitable power source. When using it, place it on a stable surface to ensure good sound projection. Avoid placing it in damp or extremely hot environments as this can damage the components. For maintenance, keep the cabinet clean. You can use a soft, dry cloth to wipe the textured vinyl covering and the black perforated steel grille. Check the connections regularly to make sure they are secure. If you notice any issues with the sound or the physical condition of the cabinet, it's best to have it checked by a professional.