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Line 6 Powercab 212 Plus
£1241.49
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✓Slightly below 90-day historical average (3.0%)
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✗Only 1 store carrying this product — limited price competition
Product Fundamentals
- A cab like no other Never a dull moment. When you run your modeller through the flat mode on the cab your sound will be rich and satisfying. Your chosen presets will come to life through custom lightweight neodymium speakers. They offer the benefits of a full range flat response speaker system combined with the super sharp response of actual guitar speakers &ndash
- the results are exceptional. Your sound will be super punchy and articulate with the fire of high frequency compression drivers pumping out pure magic. Then theres the speaker modelling mode. With 12 onboard speaker models to choose from you can get any speaker tone you desire from this cab. These will make you feel like that speaker is in the room with you &ndash
- total authenticity. Whether you want it booming and low-end heavy or tight punchy and crisp &ndash
- the tone crafting tools are in your hands. You have to hear it to believe it and youll never look at your modeller the same way again. Liven it up Its raring to go. When you bring this beauty onstage only then will you realise just how perfect it is for performances. From pubs to stadiums its 500W of stereo speaker power will handle any situation. Being stereo you can bring out the nuanced qualities of effects like reverbs delays and chorus &ndash
- to name but a few. In dual-mono mode you can also have two different amp and speaker types paired together for a tone like no other. The Powercab 212 Plus is made from wood for that inimitable acoustic resonance which makes music blossom. It is also incredibly lightweight for its size which makes gigging a whole lot easier. As if that werent enough it also offers full digital connectivity. You can connect it to any modeller with AES/EBU connectivity for a super precise low latency low noise sound. Representing the pinnacle of cab crafting technology the Powercab 212 is a cut above the rest. Specifications Speaker Quantity: 2 Stereo/Dual Mono Compression Driver(s) : (2x) Celestion CDX 1-1010 Compression Driver(s) : (2x) Celestion CDX 1-1010 Loudness SPL: 131dB SPL @ 1m Peak Wattage: 500 Speaker Size: 12" Frequency Response: 70Hz - 20kHz Speaker Models: 12 Combination Input Jacks: 2 XLR Direct Outs: 2 L6 LINK / AES/EBU: Input and Output USB Audio Interface: USB-B User Presets: 128 Display: 2" LCD Cabinet Material: Poplar Plywood Porting: Rear Kickstands: Yes Third-Party Impulse Response (IR) Support: 2048 sample mono 1024 stereo MIDI DIN: 2: In Out/Thru Product Height: (in/mm) 21.14/537 Product Width: (in/mm) 28/711 Product Depth: (in/mm) 12/305 Product Weight: (lb/kg) 47.60/21.59
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