Fast attack and added cone area make the 2x10 format a natural middle ground between compact single-driver cabs and larger bass arrays. The Ashdown Bass Magnifier UK-ABM-210H-EVO IV 2x10" bass speaker cabinet is built in the UK and available as a Guitar Center Exclusive, bringing twin 10" Ciare ceramic drivers to the ABM EVO IV range with 1,000W power handling, 99dB sensitivity and 8-ohm impedance. Its rear-ported FSC-certified mahogany plywood enclosure and genuine Neutrik speakON connectors follow the shared construction of the UK-ABM cabinet family, creating a powerful 2x10" platform for standalone and multi-cab bass rigs.

Dual Ciare 10" Drivers With 1,000W Power Handling

Two 10" Ciare ceramic drivers give the UK-ABM-210H-EVO IV a substantial 1,000W power-handling capacity in a dual-speaker format. A 99dB sensitivity rating and 8-ohm impedance round out the cabinet’s core performance specifications, with the impedance supporting compatible multi-cab configurations when additional speaker coverage is needed.

Rear-Ported Mahogany Plywood Construction

Like the other UK-ABM EVO IV cabinets, the 210H uses FSC-certified mahogany plywood and a rear-ported enclosure design. Genuine Neutrik speakON connectors provide the speaker connections, while the UK-built cabinet construction supports the twin Ciare ceramic drivers in a purpose-built ABM EVO IV enclosure.

2x10" Format for Standalone or Multi-Cab Rigs

The 8-ohm UK-ABM-210H-EVO IV can function as a standalone cabinet with a compatible bass amp head or pair with another compatible enclosure when a larger speaker configuration is required. Its dual-10" layout provides additional cone area while retaining a more compact configuration than the larger multi-driver cabinets in the UK-ABM range. Built in the UK and available as a Guitar Center Exclusive, the UK-ABM-210H-EVO IV combines 1,000W power handling with a versatile 2x10" ABM EVO IV format.

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