Hiwatt SE412F-300 Custom Speaker Cab w/4x12" Fane Speakers. F75

The difference between sounding good and sounding great might just be your Speaker Cab. Often overlooked but just as important as a great amplifier and guitar/bass is the Cab you are playing through. Historic Hiwatt construction methods and dimensions can withstand decades of touring as well as handle the extreme SPL's (sound pressure levels) our Hi-Wattage Speakers produce. These Hiwatt Cabinets are engineered to resonate 'in all the best ways', making an important contribution to the overall tone produced.

The SE4123 is the classic Hiwatt Cabinet that started it all. It is a big part of the classic Hiwatt sound that can be heard on countless records from the late 60s and early 70s right up to today. With 4x12-inch speakers, you get up to 300 watts of power handling (double that when upgraded to Purpleback Speakers), which translates to loads of Headroom and a big, rich, and deep sound.

Feature Overview

• Historically accurate dimensions and materials.
• 18mm Birch Ply for sound resonance and acoustic properties.
• Tour-ready with legendary Hiwatt durability.
• 🇬🇧 Engineered since 1966 to handle more volume and more power without "shaking".
• Traditional engraved Traffolyte Hiwatt badge and hand-punched and hand-numbered serial plate.
• Exclusively engineered and manufactured speaker pairings.
• Handwired & professionally tested in the 🇬🇧 Hiwatt Custom Shops.

Specifications:

• Input: 1/4" Mono Input.
• Road Ready — Rugged 18mm Birch-Ply Construction.
• Band Ready — ’Soak Tested’ by our Custom Shop Technicians.
• Touring Ready — World Voltage and Impedance Selectors.
• Based on Hiwatt’s original circuit, designed by Dave Reeves.
• Original Partridge spec English transformers.
• Meticulously hand-wired to Harry Joyce’s exacting military standards.
• 🇬🇧 Proudly manufactured in the Hiwatt Custom Shops.

Special Note B-Stock

• This item is considered "B-Stock."
• B-Stock items are new instruments that did not get an A+ in QC.
• B-Stock is the closest to a new condition. There are very small blemishes categorized as “an inch or less”. Many times, these instruments are like new.
• They usually have minor cosmetic blemishes; none of these issues will affect overall playability.