Because they're expensive. But I have to say, Fender finally did something worthwhile! They are built Extremely well!! And they live up to their name, they are definitely for the METAL HEAD!! These are without a doubt some of the best cabs on the market! But again, they are expensive. They definitely have more style than any other cab out there.

I bought the straight cab used, really a steal. I first played a Randall G300 Hybrid Head through it, and then moved up to a POD Pro XT with Mesa 2:90 Poweramp and both setups provided the massive metal tones I needed. I would probably only trust one other cab to provide tone similar to the MH412; that would be a Mesa/Boogie 4x12. But where the Fender MH412 really has that extra touch is in the awesome chrome-on-black aesthetic... VERY metal. It is rather heavy, but also incredibly durable. It is loaded with Celestion 12", some real premium speakers. Don't underestimate the power they can pack. The term "bowel-loosening" is thrown around loosely these days, but look no further than the Fender MH412 to really get LOW, chuggy metal. Aside from that, I think this is a bit much for a cab. However, one of thjese babies can handle 400 watts at 4 ohms, and a full stack deals out a punishing 500W at 2 ohms. DON't THINK TWICE, BUY IT NOW!!!

This is what you've been waiting for, this is the best compliment to the MH-500 head, you NEED this cab.

These cabs are great. they put out more sound than pretty much any other cabs. I mean they blow any other cab out of the water. The made like tanks. They are pretty darn hevy, but hey its worth it. They are a little pricy but you couldnt get a better deal for the sound.

The perfect compliment to your MH500 head. WOW!!! This is an awesome set up and you'll love it. My next purchase will be a second one so I can complete the 550watt stack.