I have a markbass 250w head and I would like to buy a nice small cab for home practice and recordings.
Any suggestions?
Cheers
Any suggestions?
Cheers
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Sugestions for small low wattage bass cab
- Thread starter Logaritmoak
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I am a fan of Acoustic Image. They make a separate cabinet in addition to combo amps. Markbass also makes cabinets.
Budget? How small is small?
I am a fan of my Bergantino CN112. Sounds really good and clear, it is small but a little boxy when going up and down stairs, etc. I recently added a Barefaced One 10 for practices. Very small and easy to carry but I have not used it enough yet to really report on the sound.
I am a fan of my Bergantino CN112. Sounds really good and clear, it is small but a little boxy when going up and down stairs, etc. I recently added a Barefaced One 10 for practices. Very small and easy to carry but I have not used it enough yet to really report on the sound.
Thanks for all the sugestions. Unfurtunally my budget is not the ideal to find a good one. I rely more on ebay, therefore I would appreciate sugestions on used cab under 100
Mini Rigs of Doom Four
As was this one. Some low tech/low cost ideas as well as more expensive options.
As was this one. Some low tech/low cost ideas as well as more expensive options.
Thanks again. One last question. With the mark bass 250w head, can I buy a 200w cabinet or does it have to be the same or superior wattage? I guess thats something to do with ohms but I never understood it.
Here is a nice article from www.notreble.com that explains a lot about impedance. Speaker Impedance: How to Properly Match Your Amp Head with Cabinets