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110 ported cab might be a stupid question probably is

I have an 2008 MarkBass Jeff Berlin 151 combo with a B&C 15in speaker. I like to add another speaker cab, but don't want heavy cause I am 66years old with a hip issue. So have you heard anyone adding just a 110 bass cab to a 15in combo. My Jeff Berlin will put out 500 watts with another cabinet. I though about adding a 250 t0 300 watt 110 ported cab. Know tweeter my combo has know tweeter either. I use to use a SWR 750 head and 210s and a 15 cab. since hip thing I have gone to less weight. Anyway I though this the best place to ask. I even though about using my little Amps BA 110 Put a better speaker 300 watts and fix it so I can unplug the speaker from the Amp and using it for a cab, then when I get done Pug the Amp back up. That way I can use it as a cab then back to a little combo,
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I have an 2008 MarkBass Jeff Berlin 151 combo with a B&C 15in speaker. I like to add another speaker cab, but don't want heavy cause I am 66years old with a hip issue. So have you heard anyone adding just a 110 bass cab to a 15in combo. My Jeff Berlin will put out 500 watts with another cabinet. I though about adding a 250 t0 300 watt 110 ported cab. Know tweeter my combo has know tweeter either. I use to use a SWR 750 head and 210s and a 15 cab. since hip thing I have gone to less weight. Anyway I though this the best place to ask. I even though about using my little Amps BA 110 Put a better speaker 300 watts and fix it so I can unplug the speaker from the Amp and using it for a cab, then when I get done Pug the Amp back up. That way I can use it as a cab then back to a little combo, View attachment 1172968
Check out acme bass cabinets. You may not even need the 15.
 
Your principle concerns appear to be additional volume with minimal additional weight. Your (Ampeg) BA-110 is remarkably heavy for a 110 combo. Further, few 10 inch drivers will contribute significantly to that B&C 15. A pair of 10's is a much better bet. Better still is another 115 cab - check out the Fender Rumble 115 cab: quite sensitive, nice bass tone, and light weight.
 

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