Dave, I hate to be the one to tell you this, but you've got a hole in your guitar.

Just wanted to relate a few things, I appreciate that when you play the guitar, it's because it is a kind of euphoric nirvana and not because you are trying to impress anyone( though I am impressed :-) )... and that you are  bluntly straightforward in your opinions, advice, and reviews. It's refreshing  in a world of seeming commerciality. Thanks from the heart, John.

I think that was the best intro jam I've ever heard!

Dave, finally... a guitarist that understands the live sound....; )

With all the guitars..amps..pedals ..etc. out there ..the only great game changing thing out there is ..you ..and..dats ..dat 👍😎🎸

for me, that intro was the soundtrack of the human spirit flying round the world taking in all the beauty the world has to offer. all evil is gone, everything is joyous and tranquil. I will revisit this intro and fly again.

This is the first time I heard these cabs. I love the 112 cab. It’s a joy being on the other side listening to someone else’s  emotion and soul coming out of their guitar. Thank you brother.

Ok Dave, just up in Sydney with a cup of tea to start the Sunday off. Was a combo Katana guy until you switched to the 1x12. Now I am a cab fan..😍 Can we hear the Katana Artist through the cab? 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

Totally agree with you about the smaller cab. It's absolutely RIDICULOUS in what it can do! Brilliant video as always

Always use my 112 on an amp stand, my 212 is a vertical 212, and has wheels on the back, so floor contact is a minimum( and therefore the sound transfer/bass increase ), both Barefaced. I like the sound , but after numerous gigs with them at band volume, I cant honestly  see that they are as ground breaking compared to other half open cabs that I have used. They do sound better when the speaker has broken in as you would expect. As you said, a lot of pub gigs your cab is up against a wall, so how can the back port make much difference? , on the subject of looks, I personally think the 112 badge is way too big for the cab, and after a while I actually had my grill recovered as when I tried removing the badge off the silver weave, the black adhesive they used was just so thick and impossible to remove. if your buying one to gig with small to medium venues unmicd choose the vertical called the reformer, thoroughly recommended for the design includes two casters, plus extra handle, which makes loads of difference loading and unloading. A lot easier to wheel than bang into punters swinging a 212 cab. Nice noodling by the way.. :) This is just my opinion, and I am partially deaf in one ear after playing for 40 years in bands, so that might be a factor. Both mine have Vintage30s, and the 112 is the only one that has broken in properly so far, they do loose a lot of the top end spikeyness once broken in. All the best.

So you've finally succumbed to the mighty vintage 30! 😄

I have their 1x12 cab with a Celestion Neo Creamback speaker, so the thing is extremely light. Not had a chance to gig it yet, but am impressed so far. I do also have a conventional 1x12 cab with a standard Creamback speaker and the sound certainly disperses more with the Barefaced when I A/B,d them.

Well played to Barefaced Audio for sending Dave a couple of cabs to audition. I loooove a well designed 112 cabinet. I was blessed to come into the possesion of a Fargen oversized 112 cabinet, about the size of a 410 cab, but with a single Celestion. Sounds bigger and better than any 412 or 212 cab that I owned previously. Does the 'fill the room' thing well. I'd recommend the Fargen or one of these Barefaced cabs to anyone. Get into it.

Order my 212V today👍 The wait begins... Stay safe Dave!

I've got that same small cab.  Picked it up a while back.  I'll never need another cab.

Hi Dave I’ve been here for a while,  since close to the beginning on the tube. I love your channel and I’m sure I’ll get blasted here but I would love to hear you do some Texas blues, or country rock style blues. Now I’m gonna put my hard hat on, I know it’s coming, Thanks Dave!

Dave: ...let me get my torch...
Viewers in the US: WAIT DONT BURN IT

Loads of gigging truths spoken here. These seem like very versatile and valuable cabs for stage sound. I could really see having a couple 1x12's as extra stage monitors (and maybe a dedicated one for the drummer).

Dave: It butters your bread.  All around buttered.  puzzled at self
Me: screaming in head ITS PUTTING THE SOUND IN LANDSCAPE MODE INSTEAD OF PORTRAIT

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i love how that cab sounds