Anyone still using TC Electronic Cabinets?

[Slaphound]

I'm using an RS 210 cab still. Its a great sounding cabinet and durable but as I'm getting older, I find the burden of carrying it up the basement stairs to the car, to the gig, to the car and back to the basement is a bit much these days. I've been thinking of replacing my current rig but I just want to find others who are feeling these pains and see what they've done about it?

 

[Wicked G]

I'm using an RS 210 cab still. Its a great sounding cabinet and durable but as I'm getting older, I find the burden of carrying it up the basement stairs to the car, to the gig, to the car and back to the basement is a bit much these days. I've been thinking of replacing my current rig but I just want to find others who are feeling these pains and see what they've done about it?

I'm still using 2 RS210 cabs as well as 2 K212 cabs and also have to carry them upstairs to my loft. After using 810's, 215's and 410's throughout my life, these cabs are a piece of cake plus they sound great. But if you can't anymore for whatever reasons be it health, age or combination of both, then by all means look for something lighter that will still be able to sound just as good while still being able to produce the volume you need.

 

[MrLenny1]

I say leave it in the car if you can.
I store my gig cab in my car and save a lot of moving.

 

[gjbassist]

I have a pair of BC212 cabinets. One stays at my place and the other at my drummer's house where our band practices. I take one or both to gigs as needed. IMO they are not that much of an issue to transport. Much easier than most other cabs I have owned. I have been thinking of upgrading to the RS212's but these sound really good to me!

 

[Bagelish]

I just sold mine this past weekend (a RS212 & a RS210), replaced them with a Aguilar GS212. I just got tired of moving them and wasn't getting the sound I wanted.