What's your weirdest/most unusual guitar cab?

I agree it looks ...wel... uhmm.. okay, lets just say, I find that racing stripes asthetics more than questionable...

Didn't know these cabs were so light weight, apart from theses Neo speakers (speaking of...what are the dark Neo speakers in there?).
Looks like a similar wood (poplar plywood?) Hughes&Kettner used in their GL series 112, 212 and I believe 412 cabs. I have a GL 112, which I would consider to be my oddest. Don't have my own pic of it though.
How ever, these GL cabs were/are also very light weight, and also have a sealed/glued in back (thus front mounted). I consider this to be the best (and simpler) construction for a really tight cab. But the GL ones are ported, which kinda negates that tightness, but makes them fuller sounding and punching above their weight (well...).
But they're even uglier that the THC ones, and that carpet-y stuff these are coated with, is nearly immpossible to get off. Its asthetics are unmatched in a sense, that no matter what current production amp you put these under, it'll look odd.
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THC branded Jensen Neofins
 
That rings a bell. I remember him having to hunt high and low when he wanted to experiment with speakers. I knew the ohms were very unusual and hard to come by.
 
I need gold, I re-up & reload.
 

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This is a Custom Zilla 4X10 that’s just about to be completed.
2xG10 Golds X 2xG10 Greenbacks.
-the Ace mix.

The cabinet is custom is the sense of slightly added depth & slightly added height
to the overall cabinet and…
-That girl is sooo’ ‘Pine’!
Word up on the champion levels.🙏
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I actually look & hear that cabinet, cabinet age,
grill cloth -(overall condition)
& the driver’s, are nearly as important as the amp I’m playing through.
Some speaker’s can be hard to get around on and it ain’t the amp.
 
Its obviously a supersmall speaker/cab…it doesn’t compare to a 4x12 :)

But..it can handle quite some volume, low end output is low, but if you compensate with a global eq, the speaker is capable to carry some weight.

My usecase: in a stereo setup with a bigger speaker. That works quite well. Bigger cabinet carries the bottom, this little fellow adds a stereo image in the mid/highs. A stereo vibe with a small footprint.

Stand alone..I guess I could do a jazzgig with it where I’d sit in the midrange of the spectrum.
I want to do something like that with the Nanocab by pairing it my Bluetone 4x10 for either wet/dry or some weird big cab/small cab thing.

Long term plan, in about 2-3 years we'll hopefully buy a small house with some music room space to bring the two cabs together. Now the 4x10 is in my parents' basement and the Nanocab at my home for space/volume reasons.
 
I have a Panama 1x12 that I got used. Solid wood baffle - terrible idea. It's split in about 3 places, and sounds about as one would expect. It's also mega-deep making it really hard to carry. Terrible cab that is now just stuffed up in the attic because I don't wanna pay to drop it off at the dump, or strip the tolex off it so I can burn it...
 
Hahahahha ya’ll haven’t heard of Klops, have you?



This dude and Billy Blaze should have gone in business together. Pretty sure I thought they were the same person at one point. I don’t believe this was the only time he went to NAMM with this, either.

lol! Joey Dahlia! That guy was quite a character...
 
I don’t have anything “unconventional” but I got this Kress custom cab a few weeks ago loaded with the OG red and blue framed Eminence Texas Heats and ToneSpotter’s.

Built to Orange PPC spec’s.
 

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