Anybody ever hear of TOSH PA cabs and/or

[Mikey]

PA amp heads?
I just got a couple of the cabs (12" w/ 4x10 horn) and a Sunn SX4175 4 channel amp head (175w) from JohnnyV down at Sound Source. Havwen't had a chance to try it out at home yet because all my cords and mics are in the band van residing with someone else.
I looked over the cabs last night and find them very well made and clean. Made in USA also.
Just wondering.

[Kap'n]

One of my local stores has them, but I've never heard them.

[Rickenjangle]

I think that the Tosh cabinets are made by McIntosh (sp?), the makers of the high-end tube power amps for audiophiles. But I could be wrong, my memory is foggy...

[Mikey]

Well, could be I suppose. I'll have Mark W check into that side for me. These are really nice and at the (careful now.....<79,>81 I paid for them, I think they were quite a good deal used. Very clean.

[Rickenjangle]

I think you've got your operands reversed, Mikey...I think you meant <79, <81! :snicker

[Mikey]

You right of course, but Idid it that way on purpose to steer clear if you know what I mean.

Anyway, I got my mics/cables and stuff from the Swanky Crossfyre van yesterday and hooked em up. Sounds pretty darn good to my ears.
Will work great in the Crossfyre sound-o-matic rattling place of practice hole in the basement man cave drum studio.

[Kap'n]

The company is Tosh Electronics Corp, in Bowling Green, Ohio.

Their website, www.toshelectronics.com, is down.

Archive.org doesn't have any listings since March 2005.

[Mikey]

Thanks kap!

Now, it's got me to wonderin', if they're in business anymore. Taht's quite a while to have your site down.
Hmmmmmm.
Maybe the cabs are worth more than the money i spent for them, now that they don't make them anymore. (I know, pure speculation.)
Then again, maybe that's why they're only worth what I paid for them.

It's all good, I like em and that's what matters.