Traynor

Having introduced the world to eight-ten bass cabs back in the 1960s, Traynor's latest version of that concept is, like its esteemed ancestor, not for the faint-of-heart. Back then, the bass world accepted 200 Watts as the maximum. Today's standards are higher and you can multiply that number by eight. 1600 Watts is Traynor's new maximum and the TC810 can turn it into near bone-crushing bass levels.

But there's another new Traynor feature - you can split the TC810 into two 410s. At the flip of a switch you are now able to drive the lower tens with one amp or stereo amp channel possibly processed for bass optimization, and drive the upper four tens with another one set for mid-high enhancement. The switch splits the inputs that way too so no rocket science is needed to get it all working. The result - awesome tone balance.

Built in Canada, the TC810's 11-ply birch cabinet construction, 16-gauge metal grille, a total of six metal bar handles, tilt-back wheels and skid rails ensure unmatched reliability over the long haul. And to back it all up, their legendary North American even-if-you-blow-it 2-year warranty that also covers structural cabinet damage for 10 years.

Features
Solid plywood Cabinet Construction
Switchable Dual 8 Ohm or Mono 4 Ohm Operation
Heavy Duty Nubtex Covering
All Metal Grilles
All-Metal Handles
Heavy Duty Wheels & Skid Rails

Specifications:
Enclosure Type - Reflex bass
Power (Watts pgm, overall/split) - 1600 / 800x2
Cabinet Impedance (Ohms, overall/split) - 4 / 8x2
Frequency Response (Hz +/-3dB) - 40 - 7k
Inputs - 2 Speakon, 2 1/4-inch
Selector - DPDT gold-contact slide switch selects all inputs in parallel or two Speakon + 1/4" pairs feeding sets of four drivers
Hardware - Metal Corners, Tiltback Wheels, Metal side, top and bottom bar handles (6 in total), 16 guage punched metal grille
Dimensions (DWH, inches) - 16 x 26.25 x 49
Dimensions (DWH, cm) - 40.6 x 66.7 x 124.5
Weight (lbs / kg) - 156.5 / 71