Wield Your Tube Amp Again: Barefaced Audio Super 24 Delivers 1,200 Watts of Precision Power
Barefaced Audio has unveiled the Super 24, a new 2×12″ cab that reformats one of their more popular enclosures to accommodate a big tube amp. The new unit is fitted with two 12XN extended-range, high-accuracy drivers to offer a max power of 1,200 watts RMS.
“We compromised on the vertical array to make the cab a better size for touring – it’s the same dimensions as our Four10, which means either fits in any 4×10″ size flightcase or a two in any 8×10″ flightcase. The polar response isn’t quite as ideal as the Super Twin’s but it still has excellent dispersion, especially compared to non-Barefaced 410 cabs,” they share. “If you love your SVT, your 400+, your AD200B, your Bassman etc, but aren’t gigging it because it’s too tiresome to carry along with the monster cab you stacked it on, get a Super 24 and wield the all-valve rig once again!”
Other features include a monocoque Spaceframe enclosure, a single “oversized” port for dynamic depth, and a heavy duty black tolex covering. Barefaced also offers the Super 24T, which adds an APT80 tweeter with a fully variable HF control.
Hear the cab in action with an in-depth explanation of its details with Alex from Barefaced:
The Barefaced Super 24 is available now starting at $1,399.
Barefaced Audio Super 24 Features:
| Dual 12XN extended-range high-accuracy drivers |
| Monocoque Spaceframe enclosure |
| Single ″oversized″ port for uncompressed dynamic depth |
| Dual side bar/dish handle |
| Rubber feet on base |
| Nickel-plated 2/3-sided steel corners |
| Dual parallel combi speakon + 1/4” sockets |
| Heavy duty black tolex |
| Powder-coated black steel grill |
| Optional high strength silver or black cloth grill |
| APT80 high output low distortion tweeter (Super 24T only) |
| Custom designed 4th order low F3 crossover (Super 24T only) |
| Fully variable HF control - from original Super 24 tone to absolute clarity (Super 24T only) |
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