Bogner / 4x10 CABINET OPEN BACK / Amp For Sale
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Our speaker cabinets have been developed to respond to your nuances as a player, we make cabinets that are alive with resonance, 3D note projection and that dance with every note played. Specs: special-select Birch multi-ply wood construction, including the back panels, no particle-board used. Tongue in Groove joinery is used for durability and tone. Over engineering something as organic as a wooden speaker cabinet can yield a dead, lifeless tone. Too stiff = killing the resonance. Durable tolex covering protects the cabinet. Heavy-duty, old school metal handles are used on the 4x12 and the large 2x12 cabinets, removable casters are standard for these two cabinets as well. Vintage style basket weave grill cloth gives a warm tone and classic look to all our cabinets. Industrial grade rubber feet keep your cabinet positioned firmly. Quality made thru-out and ultimately inspiring to feel and hear!
The classic 4x10 design yields a quick and responsive low end, balanced with shimmering highs. Sweet vintage full mid-range and a large sonic spread with our open back design.
DIMENSIONS and WEIGHTS: Are subject to change anytime, Please measure your amp carefully if a Custom Case is being made. All measurements include handle and rubber feet. Weights include our shipping box and packaging.
4x10 Open Back- 26" height x 25" width x 10 3/4" depth, 45 pounds
Please se dealer list for nearest dealer
http://www.bogneramplification.com/customshop/DealersInfo.php
Bogner Amplification, USA 
Reinhold Bogner had been designing and building amplifiers long before leaving Germany in 1989. Moving to Los Angeles he quickly gained the trust of many influential players including: Steve Stevens, Dan Huff, Allan Holdsworth, Mike Landau and Steve Vai who sought out his skill at modifing and custom building their amps. Eddie Van Halen entrusted Reinhold to overhaul and revitalize Eddies #1 Marshall Plexi, Eddie was pleased. BOGNER AMPLIFICATION was born.
Reinhold would be pretty bored to copy the old amplifiers from the 60's and make them more reliable. Instead he comes up with his own designs which incorporate the feel and tone of the old designs but with flexibility unheard of. In 1992 Reinhold released the Ecstasy which was the beginning of a new class of boutique amplifiers.
