Guitar Through Bass Cabinet For Sale (2024 Update)

Amazing little cabinet. These 2 8" speakers sound great. Another awesome product from TC Electronics. 400 watts at 4 ohm, 800 peak. And a solid 200 at 8 ohm. On backorder all the time. Now I know why. Enjoy them. I do.enginebuilder007

I am so tired and worn out before playing a gig! To hell with heavy amps and speaker cabinets. The 210 is a perfect match for my 500. Thanks, Fender for a GREAT Bass Rig. Lightweight and has an awesome sound.Paulie

I use this cabinet with a fender rumble V3 2×10 combo and it fits perfectly in a neat stack. These V3 products are really great for the money as the quality is really good and the looks are really nice. They have that nice vintage vibe to them. As far as sound goes, this extension cab does produce very low sound as well as punchy mids and very clear highs. I play a lot of slap type stuff and this sucker translated that very well. Rock, jazz, r &b, country, whatever you play it will come across right. For what it is it gets really loud and sounds full and articulate to me. Every expressive thing I can throw at it with my bass, this cab reproduces it nicely. When playing at very high levels with LOTS of bass, the speakers do tend to break up a bit but that's really due to over driving my EQ with an unnatural amount of bass. I tried so many different sounds and it works great. Honestly when I say very high levels I mean a level I would never play at anyway. This cab won't fill a 50K seat auditorium, but that's not the intention. For small to small/medium venues, this is perfect. If you want just a little more booty but don't mind the mismatch look, the V3 1×15 sounds a bit fuller to me. Really it's up to you, both are worth every penny. Buy both cabs. The price is right. If you are considering this cabinet, try it. Musicians friend is sooo easy to work with. They offer terms that can't be beat. So, yes it's awesome. Worth every penny.Chippy

I bought this cab to round out my Bass set up. I recently purchased the Fender Bassman 500 (I absolutely love that head!)and the Rumble 1×15 cab. For most of what I do that was fine as I like a nice round tone that the 1×15 gives. I bought the 2×10 to add a bit of punch and to move move more air than the 1×15 alone. I am super satisfied with the both cabs. Fender puts out a great product, it not only sounds fantastic but looks great on stage as well. The set up has more power than I need but it is nice to be able to play and know there is more power if ever needed. Like all Fender products I expect this will last a lifetime with proper care. This icing on the cake is that both cabs weigh under 40 pounds each and don't break my back moving on and off the stage. PS don't forget your ear plugs, these cabs have the power to destroy your hearing!Bassman

This a true high fidelity bass cab, amazing detail. I also use it with acoustic guitar AND Keys. The detail on the lowest note of my Yamaha MX88 is incredible. Super workhorse in my studio!Bob

I love this speaker I live in a smaller space so it works perfectly for practice and easy to transport, I think it’s a great value and fits my needs perfectly.Chris R.

I use this Cab 27 as a home practice amp. Being more of an audiophile than a musician, I'm critical to sound quality. I was shocked with how well engineered the Cab 27 is. The drivers, cabinet, ports and crossover all are designed as a system to provide optimal output, low distortion and flat frequency response over the fundamental and harmonic frequency range of a bass. Amazingly well done at this price point. This is not just a box with a driver and an opening on the back. Extremely well designed and build like a brick sh house.Paul

At only 30 lbs. this cab is the way to go. No need to ever leave your amp at a practice area again! The sound will more that punch through a drummer, 2 guitars, and vocalists, and the low end thump as well as the high-end and mid-range crispness is superb. Get rid of your 10s and 15s, because this is very low and still punchy at the same time. Be sure to pickup Gold Coverage on this item. Mine was destroyed due to an unfortunate accident, and MF is replacing it as we speak. Buy another 1×12 neo if you need it, but you probably won't. It's still advisable to have a backup. Buy this cab. You won't be dissapointed!!! GK Rocks!!!!!timmyd

Used as a stand alone cabinet on a small gig, had no problem with volume Even with two guitars and drums on the job. Will use with a 210 cab. on bigger gigs. Great tone and lightweight plus the price is right!Mike the Biker

This is my second Gallien Kreuger Neo bass cabinet. I have a GK 700 RB head for my amp setup. My first cab is a GK Neo 115 III with a 15 inch speaker. I've been gigging with Neo 115 for awhile with great results. But now that I have this Neo 112, I'll probably be doing gigs with this 12 inch instead! The Neo 112 has better clarity in all frequencies. It has good bass response due to its nicely designed cabinet size and being front ported. When I pair the Neo 115 with the Neo 112 my rig sounds big, loud,clear and punchier. The Neo 112 is a winner…I only wish is I had bought a Neo 112 instead of the Neo 115 that I acquired previously.Fender PBass w/Thomastik Flats G

Needed a portable speaker with good bottom and clarity. Paired with 7Pro head. Nice addition when I don’t want to lug around Classic 4x 10 cab. Like the lay back monitor confitBARRY

I actually found these used at my local GC, and since I had been playing through my friend's 2×15 cab for over a year, I knew I had to have them! I was afraid of losing a little of the low end by going to a 1×15, but surprisingly there's still plenty there (probably too much before?). The 2×10 adds just the right brightness and punch. I couldn't ask for a better setup. Yes, I now have to make two trips to carry them in, but it is two easy trips instead of one heavy and hard to handle trip with the 2×15. I play in a rock 'n roll cover band, playing everything from Bryan Adams to White Zombie, and Franz Ferdinand to Led Zeppelin, with some Iron Maiden and Queensryche thrown in. These cabs keep up with all of it! I play through a 200w SWR Workingman's 2004 amp head and have plenty of headroom no matter what venue we are playing. I definitely recommend this combo!Kyle D.

I'll have to say I'm pleasantly surprised. Lot's of volume, plenty of low end and low mid growl. It sounds really good! My only minor gripe with the cab is the weight. They could easily loose 15 lbs of cabinet weight by building it completely out of plywood, or offer it as an option. Both MDF and particle board are exceptionally heavy materials. But for this price I'm not going to complain too loud.Joe C.

Awesome product. Great crisp and bright mid low sound, great quality material, not really that heavy, i carried it myself from the parking lot to my church building about 200 ft give or take a few. If you are looking for great sound and quality for a reasonable price, i suggest you get this one.Jesee M.

I actually found these used at my local GC, and since I had been playing through my friend's 2×15 cab for over a year, I knew I had to have them! I was afraid of losing a little of the low end by going to a 1×15, but surprisingly there's still plenty there (probably too much before?). The 2×10 adds just the right brightness and punch. I couldn't ask for a better setup. Yes, I now have to make two trips to carry them in, but it is two easy trips instead of one heavy and hard to handle trip with the 2×15. I play in a rock 'n roll cover band, playing everything from Bryan Adams to White Zombie, and Franz Ferdinand to Led Zeppelin, with some Iron Maiden and Queensryche thrown in. These cabs keep up with all of it! I play through a 200w SWR Workingman's 2004 amp head and have plenty of headroom no matter what venue we are playing. I definitely recommend this combo!Kyle D.

Sound: I’m very happy with the sound quality. It may not sound identical to the original speakers modeled but honestly I don’t have that good of an ear to know the difference. I do know my high gain and crunch patches with the Vintage or Green sound just like I want, and for clean-ish tones the Essex with a Vox amp does the job quite nicely. Whether it has the mythical “amp in the room” sound or not is going to be up to each user’s own ears. I will say it sounds more organic and amp-like than any FRFR I’ve used and leave it at that. Features: This has so many features it’s hard to list what I find most useful. Physical features like being fairly lightweight and having tiltback legs are certainly helpful to an old guy like me. The tiltback seems extreme but it works well and I don’t feel the need for an amp stand. MIDI or L6 link to remotely change cabinets with each patch is great, and with the L6 link it can easily be done within each patch. I also like that the L6 link runs audio and data. Why use 2 cables when you can to it all with one? The ability to use it as a standard FRFR to run IR is another cool feature and I like that if I need to I can go direct to FOH via through the PC+ and use a separate IR to FOH and speaker modeling in the cab. Lastly, this can be used with any modeler. You can send MIDI messages via standard 5 pin MIDI cable to change speakers and IR within patches from just about any modeling product. If something ever trumps the Helix, I’ll still have a great cab to pair it with. Ease of Use: It’s incredibly easy to get good sounds. Turn the knob on the top until you get a speaker you like. The speaker modeling sounds great. I’ve dabbled with some of the IR’s and they sound great too. Some folks have complained that it doesn’t have enough volume but that’s not been the case with me. You will need to make sure the output levels on your modeler are properly set to get the most volume and avoid clipping. If you aren’t familiar with how to do this, I would suggest checking out YouTube videos by Jason Sadites or Steve Sterlacci on how to properly set patch levels. It’s super easy and mostly common sense, but something a lot of folks overlook. And don’t forget to include your solo boosts when setting levels!! Quality: By all appearances it seems very well built and sturdy and has a quality feel. I know there are people using these on the road and that also says a lot about the build quality. It’s been tossed in and out of my trunk a few times now with minimal wear and tear showing. It would be nice if it was made of birch and covered with Tolex, but that would only add to the cost and weight. As it is the box is solid. Value: At first glance $799 seems expensive for a 1×12 cab. However, when you consider what it can do that others can’t and then compare it to other 1×12 FRFR that are $1,000 and up it starts becoming a better and better value. If you don’t need MIDI or remote speaker switching, then there’s also the standard Powercab that’s a couple hundred less. Sounds the same just not as many features. Manufacturer Support: Over the years I’ve purchased quite a bit of Line6 gear and they have always provided me with great support. They have a very good user forum with plenty of knowledgeable and helpful people and Line6 also has reps in some of the larger gear forums. Line6 has a good history of product updates as well. The PC+ has already received an update with some additional features and I expect they will continue to update as needed. They seem to do a pretty good job of listening to their customers when it comes to requesting features etc. The Wow Factor: Speaker modeling, FRFR, and IR all in one cab that sounds really good. That’s pretty wow to me! I think this will appeal to players like myself who use modeling and are looking for the best sound without a lot of fussing, or just plain don’t like the sound of an FRFR as much as a normal amp and cab. Overall: I just went back to Helix after using Mesa MKV and Friedman JJ amps. The band doesn’t play a lot of gigs that require miking up the guitars or using direct FOH, so the speaker I chose had to sound great on its own and not just something to monitor myself with. The last time I went down the FRFR road it didn’t work out very well. I know it’s not the boxes it’s me, but regardless I got tired of constantly trying to find the right IR or thinking I found one that sounded good at home only to have it sound like crap at band volume yada yada. When I was researching speakers for the Helix I heard a lot of great things about the Powercab so I thought I’d give it a shot. The speaker modeling is somewhat unique, and I thought it might be the shorter path to better tone for me. It arrived 2 days after I ordered and the set up was very easy. I had already decided to use L6 link instead of XLR because I wanted to remotely control the cab via the Helix and not have to set up MIDI. Out of the box it was still on an old software version and needAllan

Everything I expected from Line 6. This Power Cab Plus 112 is blowing my mind right now. I usually never go with solid state amps. I've been playing through Fender Deluxe Reverbs, Hot Rod Deluxe' and my latest Fender Princeton Reverb. These are for sure amazing go to amps. However, to my ears, with the HELIX LT that I play through, I'm getting similar tones and even more using the built-in speaker models that come with stock with the Power Cab Plus 112. I've never had this much versatility in a rig before. I love it. I also use the genuine Line 6 L6 Link cable (witch is just a good quality AES/EBU cable) connected between my HELIX LT and the Power Cab Plus 112 so that I can change speaker models on the fly with my presets. I really can't ask for more. Simple, light weight, professional sounding tones, all at my toe tips. This is good times for sure.FELIX

I had high hopes, when I saw that Line 6 was offering powered speaker cabs, I thought wow ! Like the Tech 21 Power Engine but better !!!! Wrong… I sold my pair of Tech 21 Power Engines when I purchased a pair of these cabs… wrong move. I unpacked the Power Cabs and thought .. BEAUTIFUL !!! Sturdy, stylish… when I plugged in my HELIX…. I literally could not get a usable sound out of it, I fiddled for hours. After a few days of fiddling with new presets I was able to get a decent basic sound so I thought I was golden. I took it out for on gig doing a outdoor surf meet event… OUCH ! Fizzy, treble ridden, buzz saw city. I could not even get a decent volume from it, the tone because it was so "HIFI" was so buried in the mix I could barely hear myself. Besides the lack of volume, I could not believe the absolute atrocious tone I was getting(think BUZZSAW). This is not a good match for a helix or any floor processors or modelers. I regret getting rid of my Tech 21's they were a tad noisy but they sounded 100% better than these. I keep hearing and seeing the reviews for the Plus version, but seems odd that for something that is supposed to simply amplify the sound you get from your Helix would do such a poor job. WIth the covers and the shipping I paid mucho dinero so saying I am unhappy is an understatement. I've been told with tweaking you can get the cab to sound good, I've spent hours doing this. I don't think its possible. Avoid this… I have been using my cabs as vocal monitors, just because I would get smashed if I tried to sell them. I've used this for one gig, maybe 6 times at rehearsal, sadly they are horrible, giving it 2 stars is quite generous….Guitar Kahuna

Very impressive construction. The only (minor) problem is the mounting hardware for the speakers do not line up with the EMINENCE speakers I put in. It's only a minor problem because TWO of four positions on the speakers DO line up and hold the speakers firmly in place. Very well built, great price, quick delivery time. Well done.James T.

The Quality is Excellent. I paid the high price figuring I was helping a small American company make it thru these Covid times. I believe it's made overseas, not the end of the world,still helping somebody. There are many struggling Musicians and gear companies at this time. I rotate an Eminence Texas Heat and a Vintage 30 and they both sound great cranked up and at low volume with many different heads pushing it . I'm satisfieddatie_28

I was looking for a horizontal 212 cab and found your company. This thing is great!!!! I installed a couple of speakers I had and it matches my guitar head just great!! Quality built and should stand a lifetime of playing. Price was right also. I could not have built one any cheaper that looks this good. I will be adding a carry strap to top but that is my only negative. Great job everybody!!WILLIAM T.

I play a custom built 5 string Jazz bass that I had built for me and I used this cab with a Behringer BX4500H for the past two years. Every time I would play, I would get commpliments on how good my tone is. Great lows, punchy mids and crystal clear highs. I just purchased an Ampeg PF500 to pair it with and all I have to say is WOW! This setup sounds amazing. Clean, clear, responsive, even sounds better than before! Can't wait to play through it this weekend! Don't let the price fool you. This is a solid built, fantastic sounding, great looking cab that will handle whatever you can throw at it.Mike

I wanted a bass cab to go with my Ampeg SVT Pro. Since the Ampeg can crank the watts, I was impressed with the 500 watt continuous power rating and 1000 watt peaks. I use this amp combination to create a sixties bass sound to play music by the Ventures, Beach Boys, Beatles, Leslie Gore, etc.. I like that I can turn the horn OFF. At first I was little nervous because I was getting a significant vibration buzz in my sound. Then I got smart. I moved the SVT rack off the amp and onto a separate stand. I took the casters off and placed the cabinet on a rug. These turned out to be the total source of the noise and when addressed, the sound I got was clear as a bell! I could not be happier. Incidentally, the user guide recommended all of this. I just didn't read it first!SixtySomething Bass Player

I use this cabinet with a fender rumble V3 2×10 combo and it fits perfectly in a neat stack. These V3 products are really great for the money as the quality is really good and the looks are really nice. They have that nice vintage vibe to them. As far as sound goes, this extension cab does produce very low sound as well as punchy mids and very clear highs. I play a lot of slap type stuff and this sucker translated that very well. Rock, jazz, r &b, country, whatever you play it will come across right. For what it is it gets really loud and sounds full and articulate to me. Every expressive thing I can throw at it with my bass, this cab reproduces it nicely. When playing at very high levels with LOTS of bass, the speakers do tend to break up a bit but that's really due to over driving my EQ with an unnatural amount of bass. I tried so many different sounds and it works great. Honestly when I say very high levels I mean a level I would never play at anyway. This cab won't fill a 50K seat auditorium, but that's not the intention. For small to small/medium venues, this is perfect. If you want just a little more booty but don't mind the mismatch look, the V3 1×15 sounds a bit fuller to me. Really it's up to you, both are worth every penny. Buy both cabs. The price is right. If you are considering this cabinet, try it. Musicians friend is sooo easy to work with. They offer terms that can't be beat. So, yes it's awesome. Worth every penny.Chippy

I called Peavey, have been using their equipment for years, PA's , Basses, Bass amps and guitar amps and have always been satisfied. This is the worst sounding bass cabinet I have ever used. When I spoke to them, they said that I am the only one that has complained. i have a 4 x10" TXF cabinet which sounds great and wanted to get 2 sets of 2 x 10" for easier transport.I swapped speakers between the cabinets and the TXF cabinet sounded great with either set, the Headliner 210 sucked with either speaker. I did some internal measurements of the 210's and used speaker cabinet software and the 210's do not meet any specifications for a 2 x 10" speaker cabinet. bought them online and cost too much to return them. sold 1 set of them for a substantial loss and still can't get rid of the other one.Guy

Overall: I played a show recently that had an in house sound system. They had a headliner410 and a peavey tour750 amp. It sounded good but…. I had to go out to the trailer and grab my peavey 210cabinet with a built in tweeter. Im not impressed by cabinets that dont have a horn/tweeter, Im a funk r&b motown bassist. On some songs I have to slap or thump. Together the 2 of them sounded awesome……..Maverick

WOW is the only way to describe this cabinet. I purchased a "scratch & dent" product, let me tell you this cabinet was in almost perfect condition all but for a "REAL SMALL DENT" Played this cabinet for the first time "Live" three days after receiving it and …WOW…paired it with a 1×15 cab and a GK MB500 head and I literally shook the venue to where you could actually feel the vibrations on stage and the dance floor, thinking it was the 1×15 I disconnected it and to my surprise it was the Peavey 4×10 doiing the shaking , again WOW ! Some people in other reviews has giving negative comments for the "Carpet" to me no big deal because it is "A Lot" cheaper to recover the carpet then Tolex when that time comes, so not a big deal for me. I did install a set of removable Fender casters because this cabinet is heavy (75 lbs) and they make it real easy to move in and out of gigs… I also love the fact that I DOES NOT have a horn that suits our style of classic rock that we cover. YES I Highly recommend this cabinet over the more expensive brands, WHY pay three times the amount for the same results !!!!!Doug, bigdog2116

I called Peavey, have been using their equipment for years, PA's , Basses, Bass amps and guitar amps and have always been satisfied. This is the worst sounding bass cabinet I have ever used. When I spoke to them, they said that I am the only one that has complained. i have a 4 x10" TXF cabinet which sounds great and wanted to get 2 sets of 2 x 10" for easier transport.I swapped speakers between the cabinets and the TXF cabinet sounded great with either set, the Headliner 210 sucked with either speaker. I did some internal measurements of the 210's and used speaker cabinet software and the 210's do not meet any specifications for a 2 x 10" speaker cabinet. bought them online and cost too much to return them. sold 1 set of them for a substantial loss and still can't get rid of the other one.Guy

Overall: I played a show recently that had an in house sound system. They had a headliner410 and a peavey tour750 amp. It sounded good but…. I had to go out to the trailer and grab my peavey 210cabinet with a built in tweeter. Im not impressed by cabinets that dont have a horn/tweeter, Im a funk r&b motown bassist. On some songs I have to slap or thump. Together the 2 of them sounded awesome……..Maverick

WOW is the only way to describe this cabinet. I purchased a "scratch & dent" product, let me tell you this cabinet was in almost perfect condition all but for a "REAL SMALL DENT" Played this cabinet for the first time "Live" three days after receiving it and …WOW…paired it with a 1×15 cab and a GK MB500 head and I literally shook the venue to where you could actually feel the vibrations on stage and the dance floor, thinking it was the 1×15 I disconnected it and to my surprise it was the Peavey 4×10 doiing the shaking , again WOW ! Some people in other reviews has giving negative comments for the "Carpet" to me no big deal because it is "A Lot" cheaper to recover the carpet then Tolex when that time comes, so not a big deal for me. I did install a set of removable Fender casters because this cabinet is heavy (75 lbs) and they make it real easy to move in and out of gigs… I also love the fact that I DOES NOT have a horn that suits our style of classic rock that we cover. YES I Highly recommend this cabinet over the more expensive brands, WHY pay three times the amount for the same results !!!!!Doug, bigdog2116

I believe cabs and amps are made to be paired. So getting another MT112 to compliment my PRS MT-15 and other MT112 is great to complete my mini stack. The MT-15 and two MT112s are perfect for my gigs.miller_time_915

Paired this with a Hughes & Kettner TM-18 also purchased from AMS. The Celestion V-30 speaker is something I’ve used before and is an awesome speaker for a variety of tones. PRS just makes gear right. The cab is built solid. Cleans are absolutely pure and as you break up the signal the cab projects crisp. It maintains this integrity as you get to “11”. Very impressed but not surprised as it is PRS.Brad E

Considering the reasonable price, I decided to try this cab. I've been playing for about 40 years, but I don't have a lot of experience experimenting with different speakers and cabs. I had been told by many other guitarists not to bother with the new Celestion V-type because it is made in China, yet I just couldn't resist the price. I must say, I'm pleasantly surprised with this cab. I play mostly clean, and sometimes a little overdrive, but never distortion. The cab does sound evenly balanced across the frequency spectrum. For my taste and style, I prefer a bit more scoop in the low mids, and occasionally, the bottom end in this cab is a bit too soft for me, but that could be due to the depth of the cab and not the speakers themselves. I can't speak for how this cab would do with heavy metal or even classic rock, but there are certainly no frequencies that seem to jump out and make the cab sound notched. Also, I like the clarity of the mids. Luckily, I didn't get any mud from this cab, just a nice, smooth balance.sparrow

This speaker cabinet is light and can handle a lot of power. It has a mid-focused voice and can get extremely loud. A pair of them with an ELF head gives you a pro-caliber amp stack that can handle a low B and really project. It matches very well with other amps, as well. I demoed it with a MarkBass 800 and it sounded awesome. Highly recommended.KJBass

I needed something for small gigs that I could carry myself (I have lifting limitations for life) without breaking the bank. This and the 1×8 Trace ELF cab sound really good paired up together. It does breakup at a point but know it's limitations and gig size and you should have success! Well built too!Jonny Rocker

Gone are the days of having to lug around big heavy rigs. I bought this as struggling with the size and weight of my bass rig and really thought I’d sound was still not quite as good it would just save my back if nothing else, but, this Trace Elliot Elf is nothing short of amazing, the sound is immense and more than capable of gigging as I found out last week in medium sized hall, fantastic all round sound, easily loud enough and can be picked up with one hand, best decision I ever made, love itChris B.

The construction is good, especially for the price. I swapped out the bass speakers and put in some Eminence Big Ben 15 inch guitar speakers. This thing is incredible. I will buy another soon. I did not use the bass speakers but they appear to be of good quality.Derek L.

I was looking for an inexpensive bass cab for an old head I had so I didn't need anything too fancy, or pricey. I'm a guitarist so I don't geek out too much on bass gear. Just wanted something with excellent Value for Money as a routine principle– SA delivered. I set it up the other day and put it through it's paces. It's sturdy, manageable in weight, clean, and sounds like a monster 2×15 should. Will be adding casters of some sort though I am able to one-hand carry in the upright position like a heavy suitcase without too much trouble. Would definitely recommend the product and the manufacturer based on this purchase.Peter P.

Awesome cab. I have a Hartke HA5500 hooked to it and it sounds amazing. Deep bass and great mids and highs. 66lbs so not too heavy at all. I installed casters and stand it on its side. Looks great and everything is at arm level. Have played a few gigs with it so far and so far so good!Jeffrey M.

Received my order 3 days after my order on a Wednesday. Have not had very much time to play with it. Have it paired with a Fender 2×10" Rumble cab. This 15" cab provides a much needed bottom that the Rumble(lots of mid)does not give. I plan to use this for larger indoor/outdoor venues that the Rumble will not cover. Using an Ampeg PF 350 head so this and the Rumble are well within the power handling of 350 watts at 4 ohms.Peter M.

Great addition to my rig. Prior to purchase I was playing an Ampeg PF 350 into a Rumble 2×10" cab. I was lacking some bottom end, the Rumble was a little weak there but is good for mid to high end. This cabinet exceeded what I was looking for, strong bottom end. I'm using both as a stack with the 15" cab on the bottom. I've only used it for practice but have an upcoming outdoor gig. I'm sure my set up will handle that. Would recommend SA for all speaker needs, both Bass and Guitar.Peter A.

Met my need for a robust portable bass guitar cabinet! Constuction is excellent – solid even though it’s MDF not plywood. Swapped out the seismic speaker (no offense) for a JBL K140. Worked like a charm. Might consider putting a horn in it. We’ll work the money. Thanks. IanIan R.

Needed a portable speaker with good bottom and clarity. Paired with 7Pro head. Nice addition when I don’t want to lug around Classic 4x 10 cab. Like the lay back monitor confitBARRY

I love the size and portability of this speaker cab. Lightweight yet sounds amazing (using a Hartke 500 watt head) only had her out once so far and loved it. Handles low B with ease. I’ll eventually team her up with the Darkglass 500 watt amp (I’m kinda weird with needing brands to match) AMS amazing as always, fast, easy pay, secure!Mike

Looking great and sounds perfect. I tested speaker cabinet with EBS Reidmar, Warwick gnome and Warwick yellow series. Great cab choiceReviewed by Andertons Music Co.