Blackstar HT Venue Speaker Cabinets

112
• 1x12 80W
• 16Ω Mono
• Open back design
• Celestion loudspeaker
• Rugged construction

212
• 2x12 160W
• 8Ω Mono / 2x16Ω Stereo
• Open back design
• Celestion loudspeakers
• Rugged construction

412
• 4x12 320W
•16Ω Mono / 2x8Ω Stereo
• Celestion loudspeakers
• Rugged construction

Stock speakers are Celestion Seventy 80's - 80watt.

Seem to be a pretty common OEM speaker to put in the cheaper cabs.

I have 2 HTV-112's, they seem to be very well constructed - although MDF but they are solid. Nice workmanship on the covering. Metal corner protectors. The handle feels a little flimsy but I'm sure will be up to the job with the little moving around I'll be doing with them.

They are 2/3rd closed in at the back.

michnet76 wrote:Stock speakers are Celestion Seventy 80's - 80watt.

Seem to be a pretty common OEM speaker to put in the cheaper cabs.

I have 2 HTV-112's, they seem to be very well constructed - although MDF but they are solid. Nice workmanship on the covering. Metal corner protectors. The handle feels a little flimsy but I'm sure will be up to the job with the little moving around I'll be doing with them.

They are 2/3rd closed in at the back.

On stage those are very good speakers, cheap, not too heavy and straights...the need to change will come for those how really want to have a particular sound (mid-range, creamy, bell-clear...) and especially for recordings when the mic(s) are closed to the speaker and need definition.