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GK Fusion 800/210 combo purchased a couple of years ago and love it more and more every time I play it out! Indoors or outdoors! Tone monster with a huge palate! Sounds great with passive and active basses! And so light weight at 40#. If needed can add my old 410MBE, but haven't had to yet - the combo by itself gets plenty loud by itself!
I bought an Aguilar ToneHammer 500 over a year ago, play it every week and keep on loving it. That drive circuit is something else. I am sure somebody sold his soul to the devil for that one and made a pretty good deal.
After alot of trial, error, (time and money), I was fortunate to find two class D heads that I love more everytime I gig with one or the other.
A Gallien Krueger MB800 Fusion and a Genz Benz 9.0., (I do have plans to audition one of Mesa's new BD800 heads when they become available in my area.)
Bought it for shows as a workhorse and never disappointed me. Transparent while beefy, thunderous while able to sing on delicate notes and a vibrating sustain thanks to the vacuum tube preamp section.
This monster really stopped my quest for a good powerful amp, to my surprise.
My Traynor SB 500H does a great job as a backup but doesn't have the sweetness of the LH 500.
Warwick Gnome i-Pro head.
Small, lightweight, clean, powerful, durable, has a near silent fan, and accurately replicates whatever signal I feed into the front end.