Empty 212 Guitar Speaker Cabinet - 2x12 PA/DJ PRO Audio - Loaded with Everything but Speakers. Includes Grill, Wire, Jack Plates, Handles, etc.

Great cabinet. Well worth the money. Loaded my celestions into this cabinet, and they sound great.

Excellent cheap guitar cabinet. Loaded up with two 8 ohm Swamp Thangs, and this thing thumps with a solid amp on it. Build materials seems a little cheap, but for the money there's not much more you can expect. Wiring harness came with plenty of lead on it and soldered correctly though, so that's already better than my last purchase!

I wanted a 2×12 for my solid state Marshall. I use My 4 x 12 for my big DSL 100H tube amp. This cab is light weight and sounds good. I put one V30 and one creamback in it. Now I can use either amp and can use this cab and save my back from being blown out. The cab has felt / carpet looking material on it not tolex. That's probably a good thing probably will be tougher to rip. The wood is cheap you can tell by screwing into it. Just keep that in mind if you plan on putting coasters on it. The cab however does sound good and cost a third of what some of what some cost. If your expecting top notch fit and Finnish then pay more for something else. If you want a decent 2x12 that isn't breaking the bank then this will be perfect for you.

Just finished assembling and testing. I put a pair of eminence delta lite II 2512s. The cab sounds very good with only a couple of issues. - The cab is rough cut with some sloppy edges. - carpeting coverage is good, but also a bit sloppy. - no mounting screws or pre drilled holes. Easy to solve, but inconvenient. - don't love the grille. It mounts well, but I would prefer it be removable without taking out a dozen screws. - the seismic nameplate is glued rather screwed on which means I can't really take it off without messing up the grille. - I would like rubber feet on one side to allow it to stand level on the smaller edge. Easy to add. In the end it sounds awesome and is really solid once the speakers are mounted - which is really what matters. The rough edges can't be seen at all once assembled. Good cab. I would buy again.

You really can't beat the bang for buck value on this cabinet. It's solidly built and relatively easy to install your speakers. I had two Orange 12" speakers lying around after a speaker upgrade so I decided to use them as extension speakers. Once you install speakers this unit can get very heavy. I am thinking of getting caster wheels for it. The handles could be better as they are not very comfortable for lifting and carrying. As many reviewers note, a bag of screws would have been a nice addition for convenient speaker installation. I understand some speakers use clamps, but most speakers are just screw-ins these days. Also the default wiring for this is cabinet is set up for Parallel wiring. You will need to make some adjustments if you are wiring your speakers in Series. Again, an extra connection wire would have also been a nice inclusion for people who wanted to do Series wiring. Overall though, I highly recommend the Seismic Audio if you're on a budget. Also received it really quick so that's a plus if you have a gig or rehearsal coming up.

Very happy with this cabinet better quality than i thought. the jack plate was in place and pre wired parallel. The front is rock solid. a bit of advise drill a pilot hole smaller than the screws you are going to use do not go all the way through just enough to get the screw started if you try to do it with out a pilot hole the screw driver might slip and puncture a hole in the speaker. that's what i did i was successful I'm sure you will be to. use wood screws. I put a pair of Celestion G12T-75 16ohm plug it into a bugera V55HD tube amp sound great. great value for the money. Looks great perfect size and weight and i also put some nice caster on it turned out well.

Good cabinet, not cheap moneywise, but good. I put Vintage 30's in it.

I wanted to experiment with speakers to see how different they would sound from my V30s, which I have in a 4x12. Used a spare Bugera stock speaker, and a Jensen Mod 50 I ordered. Sounds good. It's interesting to lean down to hear each speaker individually, the Bugera with it's darker American sound (I've never seen Bugera speakers billed as "American-sounding" speakers, but that's what they are), and the Mod 50 with it's rude, rocking hi-mid snarl. Quite British-sounding in character. Didn't like the Bugera speakers before, but offset with a more British-sounding, brighter speaker, it's a pair that complement one another well. I'd like to order 2 or 3 more of these and go total retard on speakers. Pair a Texas Heat with a Celestion Greenback. Or a Swamp Thang with a Guvnor, etc. It's hilarious the way this company refer to guitar speakers as "woofers".

Very cool cabinet put together well and very much like the carpet covering very pleased as it also arrived earlier then expected

Required a little sanding around each speaker hole on the inside. Just some hanging wood fibers. No biggie. Came wired for parallel so had to chop and solder to run in series. Again no biggie. Just used the two chopped ends to make a jumper between the two speakers. No speaker mounting screws so be prepared. Installed an Eminence Governor and Swamp Thang 8 ohms each for a 16 ohm total at 225W. Solid 2 x 12 cabinet with great super tight punchy bass and no rattles or vibrations. Mids and highs sing. Clear channel is crystal clear and crunch and lead have a great throaty rasp. Love the front grille. It will never rip. The carpet exterior looks good now and should be solid for gigging. I would think less likely to rip versus Tolex although it has the potential to get gross depending on what gets spilled on it. Time will tell. I am ordering another empty for sure.

Cabinet is small and easy to move around. The speaker holes are rough cut and required some sanding. Only the speaker board is plywood all the rest is fiberboard.Wires easily slipped onto speakers.