should I buy a TC RS112 cab? (practice...+ )

[goonieman]

Hi All,

I need ideas on a small cab for practice at home, that could theoretically be used for low-level gigs.

Either 1x12, 2x10 or 2x8

I am aiming to use it with a GK MB150 head, or an MB500.

The TC RS112 seems the best fit: small, tidy, and elegant. relatively lightweight as well.

Should I be aiming for something else? Budget is in the £200 mark.

[Bobthedog]

I use to use an RS112 as my practice kit, along with an RS210. Both powered by an RH750 and had no problems.

[Low End Bee]

I use an RS112 at rehearsals in a very noisy band. For gigs I just shove an RS210 on top. If you can get one for £200 go for it. Plenty loud.

[chris_b]

The benefits of a modular rig. The components can be used in different playing situations.

I can play through a Berg 112 at home and I used to put the 210 on top for gigs.

The 112 sounded better at home than many of the practice amps I've heard.

[tauzero]

I had a TC RS112 for a while - good little cab, could put out a fair volume and sounded good if a little lacking in bottom end for my taste (using a 5-string but not generally below bottom D).

I did find it balanced oddly on the handle - taking the handle off and reversing it so the bar was closer to the speaker (IIRC) balanced it up much better.