Opinions on my current bass rig

[SPAZ5446]

So after going through 2 Peavey combo amps, a Gallien Krueger Backline halfstack (410 cab with Backline 600) I've finally gotten a setup that I think will be decent for awhile. Both purchased used through Daddy's Junk Music, I have a SWR Workingman's 4004 post-Fender buyout and an Acoustic B410 cab. I've read mixed reviews on both these products, but I just wanted to see what my fellow bassists think of this setup (and if you think it's a terrible setup tell me!) Thanks!

[pedulla1]

If it sounds good to you and you're getting the tone you want then who cares what anyone else think? LOL But seriously that rig seems like it pushes a good amount of air and depending on your bass, technique and settings, if you get your tone then you should be happy. Its all subjective.

[thumpbass1]

The question would be, does your new rig deliver what you want out of it?
What you have, looks giggable to me.

[sedan_dad]

Not my cup of tea but the question is how do
YOU like it.

[SPAZ5446]

To me I think the cab could be upgraded to something better but other than that I really love the setup. I can get a great slap tone out of it, a good finger tone, and currently I play in a punk band so I can get a great pick tone too. I barely even adjust most of the settings between the 3 styles, it's usually just a little less highs or a little more mids for one or the other. I still like to see what other people think too, it won't make me think "oh wow my bass rig is terrible even though I like it, guess I'll have to buy something else" lol. I mean, I play with a Squier Affinity P-bass and that thing sounds fine to me.

To add, does anyone know what type of speakers are used in Acoustic cabs? I assume they use their own brand of speakers, but I couldn't find any information on it anywhere.

[Never_grew_up]

I think it makes your butt look big...

[Downunderwonder]

It can't be loud enough. I can hear you thinking from way over here but I can't hear any bass.

[Gearhead17]

Maybe not that great of a cab, but if it gets the job done, who cares? Rock it hard!

[countrybass007]

Whatever works for you is just fine. Money is often a factor with peoples rigs, but I've heard alot of low budget rigs that sound great. The Acoustic cabs I've heard have sounded good, and the same with SWR amps.