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This Peavey 212-C 50W 2x12 guitar speaker cab features Peavey's top build quality and easy portability coupled with a pair of awesome Celestion Greenback 25 speakers. It also offers two inputs for use as a stereo or mono cab, plus feet on the short side to be used as a vertical 2x12.
Power handling: 50W Speaker: 2x12 Celestion Greenback 25 Impedance: 8 ohms (stereo); 16 ohms (mono) Convertible open-back/closed-back construction Input: two 1/4 in.; stereo or mono Top-mounted handles Rubber feet Metal corners Dimensions: 28 in. x 17.8 in. x 11.5 in. Weight: 43.6 lb.Order today!
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This cabinet is loaded with Celestion Greenbacks which makes it more expensive than other non loaded celestions but thats about all that makes it cost more. It sounds good and I am running it with the Peavey 6505 Plus combo. Its not very heavy which makes me think its not real durable. I also have the EH 2x12 and that to me sounds much better. The EVH is built better (comes with casters) and is larger in size for the same price. Unless you care what your cab is branded go with the EVH they are priced the same and in my opinion the EVH is better all around.Martin Short Scale Acoustic Guitars: A Perfect Fit for Small-Handed Players
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