Bad Cat Era 1x12 Cabinet
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Bad Cat
Era 1x12 Cabinet
Product Info
Article Number:
618610
Brand:
Bad Cat
Model:
Era 1x12 Cabinet
Category:
1x12 Guitar Cabs
Price:
$863.50
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
This Bad Cat Era 1x12 is a serious tone machine. It's built like a tank and that Celestion Vintage 30 delivers that classic British crunch and clarity. Perfect for players chasing a focused, high-gain sound with a touch of vintage character – think modern rock, blues, or even heavier styles where you want clarity and articulation.
Product Description
- Bad Cat Era 1x12 Cabinet
- Speaker Cabinet for Electric Guitar
- Equipped with: 1 x 12" Bad Cat Custom Celestion Vintage 30
- Open cabinet construction
- Housing Material: Birch plywood
- Rear-loaded
- Power rating: 60 W
- Impedance: 8 Ohm
- Black front cover
- Stitched black leather strap handle
- Connector: 6.3 mm jack
- Dimensions: (W x H x D): 60.3 x 48.3 x 26 cm
- Weight: 15.4 kg
- Colour: Black
- Made in USa
PROS
- • Bad Cat speakers deliver a tight, focused, and articulate high-gain tone.
- • Birch plywood construction provides excellent resonance and rigidity for a balanced sound.
- • Rear-loaded design enhances projection and low-frequency response.
- • The stitched leather handle feels premium and makes transport slightly easier.
CONS
- • Relatively heavy for a 1x12, making it less portable for frequent gigs.
- • Open-back design can be susceptible to unwanted feedback at higher volumes.
- • Premium-priced, limiting accessibility for budget-conscious guitarists.
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Key Features
Speaker
Bad Cat Custom Celestion Vintage 30
Power Handling
60 W
Impedance
8 Ohm
Open/Closed Back
Open
Material
Birch plywood
Weight
15.4 kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
The Bad Cat will generally have a tighter low-end and a more focused midrange compared to the broader, more scooped sound of a Mesa.
Yes, the Celestion Vintage 30 is a common speaker, so finding replacements is straightforward, though swapping it will alter the overall tone.
It can be more prone to feedback than a closed-back cab, requiring careful EQ adjustments and mic placement to manage.
