Amazing lows for a 2x10" bass cab.

Eden has designed the D210XST for the player who needs a portable, high-performance rig with even more low end than that found in the XLT series cabs. It features Eden's XST speakers that handle more power than XST woofers and deliver a fuller low end and more overall output. The low end is full yet still tight, the mids are open and well defined, and the highs are clear and crisp.

Eden D210XST 2x10 Bass Cabinet Features:

• 2 - 10" cast frame woofers
• E-2700 cast bell tweeter
• Front-ported design
• Roadworthy construction
• Recessed side handles
• Corner protectors
• Heavy-duty grille
• Extended and beefed up low end
• 500W power handling
• Amazing low-end output

If you're looking for tight and punchy with a deeper low-end than the average, order the D210XST by Eden today.

Eden D210XST 2x10 Bass Cabinet Specifications:

• Speakers: EC-1060XL cast frame
• Tweeters
• E-2700 Cast Bell
• Crossover
• 3.5KHz @ 18dB
• Power Handling
• 500W RMS
• Frequency Response
• 30Hz - 14KHz
• Sensitivity
• 103dB SPL
• Impedance
• 4-8
• Dimensions
• 23"W x 18"H x 18-1/2"D
• 59 LBS

Eden D210XST 2x10 Bass Cabinet

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Eden D210XST Bass Cabinet

Posted by Bassplayer62 from Boston, MA on Jun 10, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active Musician for 30+ years

Reviewer's Play Style: Progressive, Alternative and Classic Rock

This small cabinet produces a nice balanced sound that is clear and LOUD. Has a full low end that puts most 4x10 cabs to shame even when I use a 5 string. I chose the 4 ohm model so I would have plenty of headroom available from my Trace Elliot AH400SMX(400 watts) or Ampeg SVT4 Pro(490 watts) when used as a single cab setup. I stand the cabinet on end so the low end couples with the floor/stage. I love being able to walk into a gig carrying a head in one hand and this cabinet in the other! I just didn't like the idea that it cost more than my Ampeg SVT410HLF but...it is very easy to transport. Highly recommended for the gigging bassist to save their back/energy for the performance.

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Eden D210XST Bass Cabinet

Posted by Bassplayer62 from Boston, MA on Jun 10, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active Musician for 30+ years

Reviewer's Play Style: Progressive, Alternative and Classic Rock

This small cabinet produces a nice balanced sound that is clear and LOUD. Has a full low end that puts most 4x10 cabs to shame even when I use a 5 string. I chose the 4 ohm model so I would have plenty of headroom available from my Trace Elliot AH400SMX(400 watts) or Ampeg SVT4 Pro(490 watts) when used as a single cab setup. I stand the cabinet on end so the low end couples with the floor/stage. I love being able to walk into a gig carrying a head in one hand and this cabinet in the other! I just didn't like the idea that it cost more than my Ampeg SVT410HLF but...it is very easy to transport. Highly recommended for the gigging bassist to save their back/energy for the performance.

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The greatest cab ever!

Posted by Smook from Dublin Georgia on Aug 4, 2008

Experience w/product: I have heard about it

Reviewer's Background: 20 years

Reviewer's Play Style: gospel, jazz, neo soul, reggae, exct...

I picked up this cab @ a music store and as a gospel musician was sceptical about the size but my god! This thing has just what my six string ken smith needs, crystal clear highs, puchy mids and lows that you can feel outside of the 1,000 seater church that I play at. Buy it and you will never regret it.

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Not enough punch

Posted by JoJo from Atlanta on Dec 9, 2007

Experience w/product: I have heard about it

Reviewer's Background: Active Musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Country/Pop

I bought this because I have to play a lot of corporate jobs that are held in hotels. I hate loading all my stuff up those freight elevators. I have been using an SWR Goliath with the six tens, and it was killing me lugging it around. The Eden cab sounds great, but it simply does not have to low-end if one uses it by itself. I ordered the 4X10 and started using it a few days ago. That did the trick. If you play light jazz or bass in an acoustic act, the 2x10 is fine; however, it will not do the job in a medium volume band. You can hear it, but you will not get the bottom end...

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small cab big sound

Posted by Planetary Citizen from West coast on Nov 24, 2007

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active

Reviewer's Play Style: Most everything

I've heard from many what a great sounding cab this is. So I went for it without hearing it first as I normally do. I was not disappointed. This little cab kicks you know what. Incredible bottom, great tone, easy to carry, very well built. This is what I always wanted, a small cab with a big sound. Great for the back. For big gigs I add the eden 112XLT cab for more volume and mid cut and I can handle any gig, any style, upright or electric. Great versatility.

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