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BouGear - Appalaches Cabinets - APP212H - 2x12 Diagonal - Part 1

Today on BouGear, I have the honor of testing a 2x12 by Appalaches Cabinets. This is a new company based in Saint-Paul-de-Montminy, Quebec, specializing in the manufacture and design of custom cabinets. When Eric Lachance approached me this summer so that I could test their APP212H, I wondered from what angle I was going to attack this capsule. After thinking about it, equipped with my preamps and three SM57s, I decided to send a multitude of signal types to the cabinet in order to evaluate its frequency response and its sound-tolerance. I was quite surprised by this “mountain candidate”, particularly by the following two points: Projection: The projection enhanced by the diagonal positioning of the speakers is probably what struck me most on my first try. I didn't think I'd notice it so much. I appreciated this enhanced projection, which can be a great help at jams or shows to ensure an enhanced sound reference, as the sound travels more easily to the ears. Frequency response: I've heard a lot of Vintage 30s over the years, and am also familiar with the model of those currently in the cabinet. I had the impression of rediscovering them from a new angle inside the Appalaches cabinet. The cabinet's signature certainly interacts in an interesting way with the frequencies around Low / Low-Mid. The cabinet handles low frequencies superbly and stays tight. I play mainly in D Standard, and sometimes in Drop C. No vibrations detected during my tests. Special mention for the interesting dimensions, which certainly interact with the cabinet's sound signature. I can't wait to test the 4x12 😉! Special mention also to the logo and the overall aesthetics of the product: a real treat for the eyes as well as the ears. Many thanks to Eric and his colleague for their confidence. I wish them every success in this superb adventure that is Appalaches Cabinets. I'd like to take this opportunity to wish you a Merry Christmas 😊! Stay tuned for Part 2 of this review coming out next week to celebrate the New Year. Rock On! Gear On! Appalaches Mode On! Appalaches Cabinets' Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?... Email : info@appalaches-cabinets.com Timecodes : 0:00 - Intro 0:13 - APP212H - Intro 0:23 - Riff 1 - ADA MP-1 - Clean 0:38 - Riff 2 - Myasnikov HBE - Clean 0:57 - Riff 3 - Myasnikov Twin - Clean 1:24 - Riff 4 - Peavey RockMaster - Crunch 1:50 - Riff 5 - Peavey RockMaster - Crunch 2:17 - Riff 6 - Myasnikov 2C+ - Crunch 3:06 - Riff 7 - Mesa Boogie Mark IV 3:39 - Riff 8 - Myasnikov 2C+ - Crunch 4:05 - Riff 9 - Myasnikov HBE - Crunch 4:30 - Riff 10 - Peavey RockMaster - Crunch 4:48 - Riff 11 - Mesa Boogie Mark IV 5:11 - Riff 12 - Myasnikov 2C+ - Crunch 5:36 - Riff 13 - ADA MP-1 3TM (Thanks Ken!) 6:00 - Riff 14 - Peavey T.G. Raxx 6:31 - Riff 15 - Myasnikov 2C+ - Crunch 7:22 - Riff 16 - Peavey RockMaster - Ultra 7:56 - Plem's thoughts - Outro Signal Chain: Pickups - Blue guitar = BareKnuckle AfterMath + Cobra Pickups - Black guitar = Dimarzio Super Distortion + PAF 36th Pickups - Brown guitar - BareKnuckle JuggerNaut + BlackHawk Pickups - Yellow guitar - Stock Fender Noiseless N3 Ibanez CS-505 Xotic BBmB Xotic RCv2 Fortin Zuul Empress ParaEq Neunaber WET Mesa Boogie Simul-Satellite Appalaches Cabinets - APP212H - 2x12 Diagonal 2x Celestion Vintage 30 3x Shure SM57 Focusrite Scarlett 18i20 Cubase LE AI Elements 12 Bass: Fender JazzBass MiM Camera: Nikon D5300