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Hughes & Kettner TubeMeister 212 Cab B-Stock

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Cabinet for Electric Guitar

  • Equipped with 2 x 12" Celestion Vintage 30 speakers
  • Power rating: 120 watts
  • Impedance: 16 ohms
  • Dimensions : 750 x 490 x 285 mm
  • Weight: 19.5 kg
  • Available since February 2013
  • Item number 320674
  • Sales Unit 1 piece(s)
  • Max. Load 120 W
  • Impedance 16
  • Stereo No
  • Weight 19,5 kg
Also available as brand new product 1.399 AED
1.285 AED 306,72 €
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The cab with a pair of Celestion Vintage 30s

The Celestion Vintage 30 has long been one of the most popular speakers on the market and it still leads the manufacturer's sales figures today. No wonder, as it offers a full and powerful sound with a little dusting of vintage charm, the result of Celestion's success in preserving that classic guitar sound while fully integrating modern materials and techniques. Powerful bass, penetrating mids, and a finely resolved treble make this loudspeaker a true classic, and Hughes & Kettner has managed to effectively fit a pair of them into the dovetailed birch plywood cabinet of the Tubemeister 212. With a power handling capacity of 120W, this cabinet is not only the ideal partner for the manufacturer's Tubemeister amps, but will also make sure even the largest amps can fully exploit their sonic potential.

Hughes & Kettner TubeMeister 212 Box

High-quality housing

As you would expect from Hughes & Kettner equipment, the Tubemeister 112 speaker is solidly built. A cleanly applied layer of Tolex protects every last bit of the birch plywood housing. In addition, reinforced corners ensure that it'll look its best for years to come. The handle on the top is strong enough even for this full-size cab, which weighs in at around 19.5kg (43lbs), while the four rubber feet on the underside ensure there'll be no shaking or slipping. The Vintage 30 speakers themselves are well protected behind a robust fabric covering that has been neatly attached to the housing. At the rear, you'll find both an input with a resistance of 16 ohms and an output that allows the Tubemeister 212 to be connected to any other speaker to form a stack.

Hughes & Kettner TubeMeister 212 Box, rear view with sockets

A quality speaker for any rig

With its compact dimensions, the amazingly high sound pressure for a birch plywood cabinet, and the creamy, warm tone, the Tubemeister 212 speaker is the ideal way to effectively and effortlessly round off your guitar top or rig in rehearsals, on stage, or in the studio. Regardless of whether it's used with a tube amp, a transistor amp, or a modeler with a power amp, the full sound of its dual Celestions offers outstanding bandwidth across the entire frequency range of a guitar's signal, without losing the vintage touch that makes the Celestion Vintage 30 so popular. Equally impressive are its clarity and presence, both for cleaner sounds and when playing with maximum distortion.

About Hughes & Kettner

Hughes & Kettner is one of the largest German suppliers of guitar and bass amplifiers. Founded in 1984 by Hans and Lothar Stamer under the name Stamer Musikanlagen GmbH, the manufacturer from St. Wendel in the Saarland can boast of its numerous innovations. For example, its first venture into the field of guitar amplifiers, the ASR64 from 1986, was the first programmable amplifier in the world. Thanks to its compact format, the Cream Machine of 1987 can be counted among the very first mini tube amplifiers. Equally influential were the Red Box analogue speaker simulation, the first six-channel amplifier (the Triamp), and the ZenTera, which used modelling technology in an integrated amplifier even before Line 6.

And a-one and a-two and a-three…

Most musicians will find the Tubemeister's 120W output to be more than enough for all their gigs, and certainly when recording in the studio or jamming at home. However, for the largest events, the Tubemeister 212's output socket also makes it possible to operate two or more cabinets in parallel, allowing more ambitious guitarists to adapt their system to the venue or circumstances. The Celestion Vintage 30 is also an extremely flexible speaker when it comes to genre or playing style: Installed as a pair, as here, there's equal clarity and structure to everything from loud, high-headroom clean tones to heavily compressed metal sounds. In short, a speaker suitable for almost every guitar and every guitarist, which is one of the reasons it continues to be so successful.

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Etwas teurer, etwas besser
cue.big 31.12.2013
Die Box ist nicht die günstigste, aber das merkt man halt auch. Verarbeitung Top, die Eckenschoner sind aus Metall, wie es sich gehört, sauber bespannt und verschraubt. Der Schriftzug ist silbergrau, sehr edle Optik. Sie hat einen Ein- und einen Ausgang, also die Möglichkeit, eine weitere Box dranzuhängen.

Sie hat auch wirklich 16 Ohm. Warum ist das erwähnenswert? Weil auf meinem Produkt 8 Ohm stand. Auf der OVP des Herstellers (in der ohne zusätzliche Thomann-Verpackung versandt wurde) stand dagegen 16 Ohm. Krass eigentlich... Der Hersteller-Support hat meine entsprechende Anfrage binnen weniger Stunden via Email beantwortet. Sichtlich irritiert räumte man ein, dass es sich wohl um einen Druckfehler handeln müsse, den sie beseitigen wollen und bat um ein Foto. Sachen gibt's...

Sound: Vintage V30. Erwartungsgemäß. Sie klingt allerdings schon merklich satter, als manch günstigerer Konkurrent, der dieselben Speaker verbaut. Das sind jetzt keine Welten, aber eben schon hörbar (für Zuhause egal, für Studio oder Live - je nach Geschmack und Stil - eben nicht). Wenn man gegen einen Kollegen mit 4 12er anstinken will, könnte das schon relevant sein. Soundmäßig je nach Geschmack sowieso. Woran das nun genau liegt, kann ich nicht sagen, aber die Box ist halt ordentlich solide konstruiert, offenbar mit anständigem Holz. Der Hersteller schreibt: Dampfhammer. In Verbindung mit einem Tubemeister 36 stimmt das. Betreffend alle Kanäle, auch clean kommt sehr druckvoll, evtl. mit etwas Hang zu "crispy", aber durch EQ ausgleichbar. Mit Crunchsounds kokettiert die Box geradezu, auch für Hi-Gain sehr geeignet. Insgesamt liegt ihr dynamische Spielweise. Heftigerer Metall entzieht sich meiner Kenntnis.

Aber man muss der Box ein paar Stunden Zeit geben, sie muss sozusagen eingespielt werden. Die ersten Stunden sind anstrengend, aber dann stellt sich der erwartete Sound ein.

Gelungenes Produkt, das den Eindruck vermittelt, lange Zeit Freude zu bereiten. Würde ich erneut kaufen und wiederum der Konkurrenz um die 200 Euro vorziehen.
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