What cab do you use?

[Conan]

See my sig.... unless you've chosen not to see it

BF Vintage. The lightest 2x15 on the planet. All the volume and tone you could want. Or all the volume and tone [i]I [/i]could want, anyway - and as it's [i]my[/i] cab that's what counts!

[thodrik]

Since the age of 12/13, my standard set up has generally been '300 watt into 4 ohms amp played through 1x15 cab/combo'.

I have had 1x15 and 2x10 Trace Elliot cabs for the last 4 years, which I can use for stacking. However the cabs stay in different rehearsal studios so generally I'm only using one cab at a time. I would love a single 'big' cab like a 2x15, 4x12 or 8x10, but money, lack of space and common sense are a constant problem.

[Dave Vader]

I clicked vote before i realised I could do more than one rig.

Currently use 2x15 (old Laney PA cabs with celestions in, and the horns ripped out)
and a 1x10 (harley benton promethean clone)
Also have an old Peavey 1x15 combo, and whatever size them 4 speakers in the roland micro-cube are.

2x15 is my favourite, but some of the places I play now it's bigger than the sodding PA system.

[winterfire666]

i use a barefaced super12t for gigs and rehearsals, but i also use a very interesting custom 16x4 cab for home practice, it sounds lovely and looks awesome too with a cream vinyl finish.

Edited January 28, 2013 by winterfire666

[loushort]

two genz benz uber 4×10 cabs

[bertbass]

Barefaced 69er.

[xgsjx]

Markbass 2x10 for me. Might add a 2nd 2x10 at a later date if I need it. Other thought is adding a sub.

[Mudpup]

Pair of Gallien Krueger 212MBE cabs here. Only really need 1 for most gigs but having 2 looks scarier

[Martin E]

Two Epifani 1x12" s (UL Series 2)

[stinson]

Barefaced Compact

[VTypeV4]

Ashton 410 and 115..

Normal sized cabs loaded with Celestion Truvox.

Normally I'll just use the 410 but if I'm feeling extra flash, I'll take the full rig..

If I'm feelin lazy, I'll take one of my old WEM 1x15 cabs as they're compact and reasonably light.

[pete.young]

None of the above really, these days pretty much everything goes through the PA.

[Anders]

I use one 2x15(+6") for loud gigs and 2x12 for more quiet ones.The aim is to be able to use the SVT CL head as often as possible,with the smallest cab possible but able to handle the SVT.

[ellie]

All TC gear now. Depends where I'm playing as to what combination I use, mostly it's 2, 2x10 cabs with a Staccato 450 watt head.

[BassTractor]

Badass, I don't get what you're after.


I use two 112s. So do I answer 1*12 or 2*12 ?

I also use two 108s, which is not one of the answering alternatives.

I also use combos. Are they to be counted in this poll?

I have ordered a 112 plus 115 as my main rig. Is that what you call a "combination"? Then what do I answer? "Combination" only?


best,
bert

[PTB]

I answered 1x12. However I use this with a 1x12 combo.
With my amp head, I use a 3x10. Almost as much sound as four tens but I can lift it!

[buff]

Home made 2x12

[discreet]

[quote name='buff' timestamp='1359455814' post='1954899']
Home made 2x12
[/quote]

No, you must mean 'custom made'.

[Ian Savage]

Wow, a lot more 12" users here than I'd expected! Wonder if there'd have been the same kind of distribution 10 or 15 years ago ('pun' intended)?

Anyway, 2 x 1 x 15" here (well, currently 4x10" + 1x15", but I'm swapping out the 410), if my trousers were loose enough they'd flap.

[BassBunny]

EAD Foundation 212 or a pair of Zoot 1x12's

[Chris Horton]

I use three different cabs , though not all at the same time.
I have a 112 , 210 & 410

[mep]

My cabs are custom made and feature a 600w 15" Celestion speaker in the bass cab & a 12" Tannoy dual concentric speaker in the top cab. Together they run at 4 Ohms.

[51m0n]

ae410

Cos its the business

[Conan]

[quote name='BassBunny' timestamp='1359464830' post='1955080']
EAD Foundation 212[/quote]

I'd love to try one of those... What's it like in use?

[Gordon Thudmaster May]

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Barefaced S12T/V.

Last cab I'll ever need to buy.
[/quote]

Good Man!