Engl E112VB
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Engl
E112VB
Product Info
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The Engl E112VB is a seriously good-sounding 1x12 cab. That Celestion Vintage 30 speaker gives you that crunchy, mid-focused British tone perfect for rock, hard rock, and even some metal. It's a great option for players wanting a focused, powerful sound without a massive footprint.
Product Description
- Engl E112VB
- Guitar Cabinet
- Equipped with: 1 x 12" Celestion Vintage 30 speaker
- Power rating: 60 W
- Impedance: 8 Ohm
- Dimensions (W x H x D): 58 x 47 x 30 cm
- Weight: 21 kg
- With black front
PROS
- • Robust Engl construction ensures long-term reliability and durability.
- • Vintage 30 speaker delivers a classic, aggressive British tone.
- • Solid MDF construction minimizes unwanted cabinet resonance.
- • Compact 1x12 format offers portability without sacrificing tone.
CONS
- • Limited to 60W, not ideal for extremely high-volume situations.
- • MDF construction, while good, isn't as premium as Baltic birch.
- • The black front might not suit all aesthetics or stage lighting.
Product Video
Key Features
Speaker
Celestion Vintage 30
Power Handling
60 W
Impedance
8 Ohm
Open/Closed Back
Closed Back
Material
MDF
Weight
21 kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
The Engl is generally tighter and more focused, lacking some of the Mesa's looser, more saturated character. Both are excellent, but the Engl leans towards a more aggressive, defined sound.
While birch offers slightly better damping, Engl’s construction and speaker choice minimize any negative impact. The MDF provides a solid foundation for the Vintage 30’s character, and it’s a more budget-friendly choice.
Absolutely, the 8 Ohm impedance is compatible, but be mindful of the power rating; you'll want to avoid pushing the power amp to its absolute limits to prevent distortion or damage.
