Finding a good cab is tough, at least for me anyway.

1x12's have never had the push and bass response that I look for. 4x12's are way too much for what I do. Most 2x12's can either be very heavy, not come with the speakers you are looking for, or simply too expensive when you are picky with quality. For those that have never ventured into the world of boutique cabs, you will be shocked at how much of your tone is determined by the cabinet. Building a good cab is like building a custom shop guitar, etc - it requires a lot of skill and a good one is worth the money.

I spent well over a decade trying out all of the brands - cheap and expensive. Boutique and well-known - My search is now over. This cab is not only the best built that I have found, it is by far the biggest sounding. It is somewhere in-between a 4x12 and 2x12 in terms of how big it makes your tone. For what it is, it is very light and easy to maneuver. It will hold whichever speaker you throw at it with confidence.

I have owned a Mesa 2x12 Rectifier Cab, Seismic and played on a 2x12 EVH Cab. I always had a problem trying to dial in a good sound with these cabs because of clarity issues. I thought I would take a chance on the Mojo Cabinet. The sound you get from this cabinet is so clear and tight that it is just as good as having a half-stack. The construction and the wood makes a huge difference in the sound. None of the name brand cabinets sound as good as this. I play jazz, and blues music but mainly heavy metal currently in my band and this cabinet crushes everything else out there by far. Lastly I want to mention is that it is very light.