help with cab decision

[Jaekae]

Im trying to decide between buying a cheap or expensive cab

Harley benton 2x12 with v30 goes for 215 , or ill get a brunetti dual cab 2x12 with v30 which is high quality handbuilt and i get it for 529 cos of a good deal i get for buying directly from the company instead of a store where they are like 700 or something, around 500 is my maximum cab budget

I know the benton cab sounds good and are priceworthy as hell, but i got a feeling that the brunetti cab will sound better for my amp and i know it is better quality

If i get the benton ill get 300 over to spend on other guitar/recording related stuff, which is a plus also,

what would you think would be the best bet?

amp is a brunetti xl-revo2

 

[Metaltastic]

I'd much rather have a Benton 4x12 for recording than the highest quality 2x12 known to man! (and in fact, I had a Bogner 2x12 for awhile, and that's pretty up there, and every 4x12 I've owned subsequently has smoked it for recording)

 

[motomoto]

Go for the Benton man.Value for money.Check for GodDamnGuitar's posts for the Benton.He got some serious tone out of it.

 

[Jaekae]

anyone think a 2x12 + 1x15 cab (its one cab with 3 speakers) would sound good recorded? Ive heard it sounds amazing live atleast

 

[Jevil]

Why bentons are so cheap?
I'd like to listen to some clips of benton compared to other V30 4x12 cabinet, like Mesa, Bogner and those expensive cabs.

 

[slashvanyoung]

Why bentons are so cheap?

Because they're mass produced in one of these Asian factories (preferably Chinese) who can cut costs by producing under multiple labels/brands (quantity) and extremely low labour and general production costs (quality control etc.). Also, their means of production (especially the woods) might be of questionable quality and - that's something some people accuse Thomann of - questionable origin.

 

[Jevil]

Wooden of Bentons is laminated or that cheap aglomerated board?