Glockenklang DUO 8 Ohm
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Glockenklang
DUO 8 Ohm
Product Info
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The Glockenklang DUO is a seriously impressive 2x10 cab. It’s got a modern, punchy sound with a surprising amount of clarity thanks to that horn – ideal for funk, rock, or anything needing a little extra 'air'. This is a great option for bassists who want a compact but powerful stage presence.
Product Description
- Glockenklang DUO 8 Ohm
- Bass Cabinet
- Equipped with: 2 x 10" Speakers with horn
- Power rating: 400 Watt at 8 Ohm
- SPL: 100 dB / 1 W / 1 m
- Impedance: 8 Ohm
- Frequency range: 40 - 18.000 Hz
- Dimensions: 410 x 595 x 435 mm
- Weight: 24.3 kg
PROS
- • Solid birch construction provides excellent resonance and durability.
- • Horn tweeter extends high frequencies for a cleaner, more articulate sound.
- • 2x10 design delivers a surprisingly full-bodied low-end response.
- • Handles a good amount of power without excessive weight for its size.
CONS
- • Limited low-frequency extension compared to larger cabinets.
- • The horn might be a bit much for very subtle, vintage tones.
- • Portability is impacted by the substantial weight.
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Key Features
Speaker
2 x 10in custom-designed speakers
Power Handling
400 Watt
Impedance
8 Ohm
Tweeter
Integrated horn tweeter
Material
Solid birch plywood
Weight
24.3 kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
The horn adds a noticeable brightness and clarity, extending the high frequencies beyond what you’d typically get; it's a more modern sound.
Yes, solid birch generally offers a more resonant and open tone, with a tighter low-end and improved transient response compared to MDF.
It's manageable for smaller gigs or with a helper, but definitely not as lightweight as some other options – plan accordingly.
