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Gallien-Krueger

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The CX Series enclosures are the perfect compliment to the MB Series heads. The compact design and light weight allow you to create the ideal head and cabinet combination for any situation without sacrificing sound or portability. All CX cabinets are equipped with proprietary ceramic drivers designed and manufactured in the U.S.A. by GK and the same high-frequency transducer found in the MB Series II combos and MBP powered enclosures.
Open Box Gallien-Krueger CX115 300W 1x15 Bass Speaker Cabinet Level 1
Open Box Gallien-Krueger CX115 300W 1x15 Bass Speaker Cabinet Level 1
Open Box Gallien-Krueger CX115 300W 1x15 Bass Speaker Cabinet Level 1

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  • Power handling: 300W
  • Speaker: 1x15"
  • Impedance: 8 ohms
  • Dimensions: 14.5" x 19" x 23"
  • Weight: 35 lb.

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  • Warm and Balanced Tone

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    submitted6 years ago

    byBass Man

    fromLoveland, CO

    I was looking for light weight modular speaker cabs that sound good with my Fender Jazz V and a flat setting on my amp, and the GK CX210 and CX115 work great for my ears. Each cab is 8 ohms, combining into 4 ohms to get the max volume from my 4 ohm amp. I found the CX115 to be the most balanced sounding of the two cabs. Both cabs are on the warm side of the frequency spectrum, which I like, even with the horns on. The CX210 puts out more growl tones because of its midrange voicing yet with plenty of bass frequencies to support the tone. If I want to hear the growl, I put the CX210 on top of the CX115. If I don't want hear the growl as much, I put the CX115 on top of the CX210. Both cabs compliment each other very well. For coffee house gigs, I use the CX115 for its balanced tone. For rock gigs, I use both cabs to get the growl with balanced tone support.

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  • submitted2 years ago

    asked byTristan

    fromundisclosed

    Does the horn have a middle setting or is it just on/off?

    Does the horn have a middle setting or is it just on/off?

    Open Reply - Thomas
    Just on/off

  • submitted6 years ago

    asked byJim Bodet

    fromNM

    How bright is the sound of this cab? Are the highs up there or is it mellow and balanced?

    How bright is the sound of this cab? Are the highs up there or is it mellow and balanced?

    Open Reply - Kenneth
    Customer review: Each cab is 8 ohms, combining into 4 ohms to get the max volume from my 4 ohm amp. I found the CX115 to be the most balanced sounding of the two cabs. Both cabs are on the warm side of the frequency spectrum, which I like, even with the horns on. The CX210 puts out more growl tones because of its midrange voicing yet with plenty of bass frequencies to support the tone. If I want to hear the growl, I put the CX210 on top of the CX115. If I don't want hear the growl as much, I put the CX115 on top of the CX210.