This cabinet is the best i tried when i was looking for the ultimate cbainet. I tried Behringer, LabSystems, Hartke and Trace Elliott. This was the most expensive but it shows in the sound. Its a really HIfi sound. Very tight and clear in the lows and highs......it sounds great for rock but i would say t would suitable for any type of music!

Its compact and not to heavy. I like the removable castors!The chrome grill looks great!

just plug in and play. Set horn at about half way....and away you go

seems pretty solid. Will let you know in a few months after out tour...

its expensive but you get what you pay for!!

havnt delt with them

it has a sexy chrome grill!...and i love the SWR logo on the front!

Active Musician

classic to current rock covers

After 30 years of playing through 2 Sunn 200S Cabinets each with 2 JBL K140's, the 4 x 10" is fun but.............................. SWR means Sunn Without Rumble. I will buy another SWR 4 X 10" but never sell my Sunn stuff. SWR is excellent equipment. A little bruiser of a cabinet, a little short below 55 Hz. My Sunn amps sound good through it. Model T (4 x 6550) gives it a good work out. Buy it and a Big Ben.

Well built, nice grille. Wish SWR would make it 24" wide. Removable casters are nice. Too bad SWR doesn't make Big Bertha anymore.

Don't waste money on overprice EDEN, cheap Hartke, G-k or Flimsy Ampeg cabinets where the tolex falls off. Excellent and easy to use. Do not I repeat, do not apply more than 200 Watts R.M.S. to this box.

OUTSTANDING.

IMHO this is the best buy for a 4 x 10" box. Well built, easy to use and move. Looks good on stage.

Haven't blown my Eminence Drivers yet.

The best 4 x 10" cabinet. But sexy?? Are you serious? Get a girlfriend, cable t.v., a pc or some magazines. This is industrial musical equipment not lingerie!! Black with a metal grille and casters is not sexy, This cabinet moves some are and rocks pretty good.

Got my 1967 Fender Precision in 1971, still own it.

Rock, Jazz, Fusion

This is a serious cabinet. Sound quality is very good, although I've heard that the previous incarnation of American made cabinets and speakers are a bit sweeter sounding. Can't say for sure.

Very solid metal front grille, and a very heavy duty tweeter attenuator knob in the back. And the speakers are pretty good too.

Quality is AOK, although it's been said the previous series of American cabs were better. Can't say for sure.

Kind of disappointed that they moved production to Mexico, but didn't decrease the price of the finished goods. I work for a worldwide manufacturing company, and Mexican workers make 1/8 of what Americans do. I have to think that the pay ratio would be along those lines with Fender/SWR too. Don't know if this is an $800+ cab, and the completed auction prices for used cabinets on a well-known website say otherwise.

Works fine. Never needed.

It is a great looking cab. I run it stacked on top of the notorious "Big Bertha" cab, and a SWR 750 head ... all three of those pieces have prominent chrome and it's a sight to behold. Soundwise, it's also very desirable.

Active Musician

Rock

the sound of the goliath 3 is very responsive, and the sound quality is second to none. i like the full range that i an able to get, and also very dynamic sound when needed. i run my g 3 cab. with a 350 watt head do not change a thing i love what have.

i like the g 3,

very user friendly, i have had other bass players use the amp and they loved it.

i have never had a problem. i do not have a back up rig, i dont need one

yes

i have never had to contact

very contempary modern look

active musician

rock

Could use a LITTLE more low end, but it's the punchiest, clearest cab I've ever played.

Comes with casters.

No problems thusfar, about 3 months and 5 gigs.

It's expensive, but I wouldn't say overpriced.

Punchy and clear. Very tight, good for boomy rooms (aren't they all!!)

Horn with it's big knob, makes high-end response adjustments a cinch!

Bashed around weekly in the back of a truck. Massive volume on stage. No problem. Just keeps working.

Quality and durability cost. SWR's are all expensive, but you only buy them once...

Don't know!! Hasn't broken. I also have a Goliath Jr., that I have used since 1988, and it hasn't broken either!

Don't know much about this. I think it looks good!!

Rock, Country, Jazz