Fender BXR 4x10 CAb??

[ROGERP83]

Hi guys, I'm new to talk bass and just picked up my first cab from trading an old beat up mexi tele.... only problem is, I'm having a real hard time finding any info other than specs and power on the cab. I know its an 8 ohm cab and 300 watts continuous, but what I'm really wondering is the quality or should i say .. is it an entry level or decent quality cab? I'm new to the rig game and the guy I got it from says he really doesn't know anything about it.. so anyone heard one of these cabs played or maybe played through one? every time I did a search I only came up with reviews or info on the BXR combo stuff. Any info would help.

Just ordered a GK MB500 mini head and my buddy is selling me his ampeg 410 hlf this week if my findings aren't too good.

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[RickenBoogie]

The BXR series was Fender's top of the line back in the 80's. There are much better cabs available now, but for what it is, if it's good shape, it's a good solid 4x10. I had the Spectrum back in the day, same series, but 2x10 + an 18. Heavy, and good for it's time, but like many things, there have been improvements over the years.

[ROGERP83]

cool! thanks for that.. I wasn't too sure but figured since it was a fender I would give it a shot. I think I'm going to be keeping this around as my in home practice cab since I just bought the ampeg 410hlf as my main cab. The GK MB500 head I ordered will push the ampeg to its full potential at 500 watts and since the fender is an 8 ohm cab... the gk will only give it 350... Any idea if that extra 50 watts will hurt the fender cab? sorry for the questions.. I am a noobie in the technical department of the game.

[jazzblade]

Use your ears. The cab will tell you if your pushing it too hard. (farting, distorting)