Bergantino NV410T: Sealed 4×10 Bass Cab with Ceramic Drivers for Tight, Classic Lows
Bergantino has launched a new bass cabinet called the NV410T, which takes inspiration from their NV610T while being designed from the ground up. The result is a “more compact, stage-friendly format” that preserves the tonal character of its predecessor.
“The NV410T offers big sound in a vertical, space-saving layout. Ideal as a single-cab solution, it enhances on-stage clarity at any volume,” the company shares. “Built from lightweight Italian poplar with a Baltic Birch baffle and extensive bracing, it offers durability and premium tone. A rugged grill adds to its bold, pro look.”
Bergantino loads the 1,000-watt NV410T with four 10-inch custom ceramic woofers, a hi-def adjustable tweeter, and a custom phase-coherent crossover. According to the product page, its sealed design offers “tight, focused lows, creamy mids, and clear highs.” Designer Jim Bergantino also focused on portability, fitting it with top-mounted handle, tilt-back wheels, and protective glides. “The additional top-mounted handle is strategically positioned at a comfortable height, allowing the player to just roll up, plug in, and play,” they add.
The NV410T comes in two Tolex finishes: Black Bronco with nickel corners and Black Cherry with black corners. It’s available for pre-order through the Bergantino website for $1,795.
Bergantino NV410T Bass Cabinet Features:
| Woofers: | 4-10” Ceramic Magnet Woofers w/ Vented Pole Pieces |
| Tweeter: | High Intelligibility Tweeter |
| Cabinet Design: | Sealed |
| Cabinet Material: | Baltic Birch baffle w/lite-ply shell |
| Cabinet Covering: | Black Tolex w/Nickel corners or Black Cherry w/ Black corners |
| Crossover: | Custom Phase-Coherent Crossover w/ Tweeter Level Control |
| Impedance: | 4-ohms |
| Power Handling: | 1000W RMS |
| Frequency Response: | 48hZ – 12KhZ |
| Sensitivity: | 101.5db @ 2.83v / 1-meter |
| Dimensions: | 39.5”H x 18.5”W x 13”D |
| Weight: | 79 Lbs. |
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