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The Luke-1x12C is an empty 1x12 guitar cabinet you load with your own 12-inch speaker. It is built from 1/2-inch birch plywood on all six sides, with a removable front grille for front loading and a removable back panel for rear loading. Pre-installed internal wiring and a dual 1/4-inch jack plate mean you only add a speaker and a cable. At 23.7 pounds and 22 x 12.25 x 18.75 inches it stays portable, and birch plywood is the material serious builders favor over particle board for resonance and durability. It suits players chasing a specific speaker tone and builders assembling a custom rig, though it is a bare shell with no speaker, so the final sound and cost depend on what you load.
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Lowest price we've seen: $179.99 on Nov 12 at Amazon. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 12.
Rated 4.9 out of 5 from 61 ratings, buyers are highly satisfied with the build and value of this empty cabinet. Owners treat it as a solid platform for custom speaker builds.
The Luke-1x12C is an empty 12" guitar cabinet for building a custom rig. It holds one 12" speaker of your choice, which is not included. It suits players who want to choose their own speaker and builders assembling a complete amp head and cabinet setup.
The cabinet is made of 1/2" birch plywood on all six sides. It has a black tolex covering, metal flush corners and a top strap handle. The black cloth grill is removable for front loading, and the back panel is removable for rear loading.
A dual 1/4" jack plate on the rear panel handles connections, and pre-installed internal wiring connects to your speaker. Setup needs only a 12" speaker and a cable to your amplifier head. The cabinet is intended for practice spaces, recording studios and live venues up to medium-sized clubs. Final volume depends on the speaker and amplifier used.
