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Best lightweight 410 bass cabs?

I searched forums but most were old and out of date...

Anyway, just purchased a used Aguilar TH700 for rock band use. Looking for a one-solution 410 cabinet (I'm guessing 4 ohm to best utilize the amp...) for smallish club gigs. at 45lbs, I love the Aguilar SL410x but they are pricey at $1400 and difficult to find used.

Any advice on some lightweight alternatives to Aguilar that won't break the bank?

Thank you!
 
I searched forums but most were old and out of date...

Anyway, just purchased a used Aguilar TH700 for rock band use. Looking for a one-solution 410 cabinet (I'm guessing 4 ohm to best utilize the amp...) for smallish club gigs. at 45lbs, I love the Aguilar SL410x but they are pricey at $1400 and difficult to find used.

Any advice on some lightweight alternatives to Aguilar that won't break the bank?

Thank you!
Without knowing your location its hard to make a firm recommendation but as an example, 62 Lbs. but only $700.:
For Sale - Bergantino AE-410 with cover, like new!
I think Barefaced would be about your lightest 410(22.5 kg / 49 lbs (cloth grill)) but you'll have to spend $1,331.93
Four10
 
I'm in L.A. Thank you!
Man, There's gotta be a ton of high end gear f/s near you. The Mesa Subway 410 is 55LB.
On a side note, I used to be a 410 guy but my Barefaced Supertwin(2x12) has changed all that. I know I'll never need more than that but I have a nice older Avatar B210 (600 Watts) that I always have with me. Plus I have a second Supertwin.
 
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Awesome to know. I'm an SVT/810 guy and I'm getting back into playing. It's been a while so all the new gear is unfamiliar to me. Just looking for something to best utilize my amp's headroom that isn't super heavy (or expensive!) Thanks!
 
I swear by the Markbass 104HR, which is 56 lbs according to the Internet. It is not cheap, but it certainly can be found for far less than $1,400.00. Just make sure not to get it confused with the 104HF, which is the front-ported model and is far heavier.

Edit: Also, the 104HR is listed at 800 watts and comes in either 4 ohm and 8 ohm models.
 
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I swear by the Markbass 104HR, which is 56 lbs according to the Internet. It is not cheap, but it certainly can be found for far less than $1,400.00. Just make sure not to get it confused with the 104HF, which is the front-ported model and is far heavier.

Edit: Also, the 104HR is listed at 800 watts and comes in either 4 ohm and 8 ohm models.
 

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