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Bugera BN410TS sound quality

Jan 11, 2015
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Hello everyone, I'm in the market for an affordable 4x10t and i'm very curious about this cab due to the power rating. Unfortunately there is a lack of any details about the sound quality, and i am especially worried how well the cab will do well with a 5 string bass. I've never had much luck finding a cheap cab that has a good solid sound for the low B. If anyone has experience using the cab and how it actually sounds, if it sounds natural and flat with a wide range or anything like this, I would appretiate the info. thanks
 
Don't believe the hype of TB. The New Bugera stuff is the real deal. I heard the 2x10 and it sounds damn good. And all comments about MDF are just snobbery. I still have a 2x10 made from MDF that is 22 years old and I use it for band practice. It's a sealed 2x10 cab by a now defunct Horizon Bass Cab Co. I keep it in the trunk of my car through summer/winter/fall has not failed yet. I happen to own a Bugera Veyron and despite TB Snobbery it is a Badd Azz Head. I'm using it until I can afford a Puma 1000. Until someone on here starts buying you gear, make your own decisions and let your ears be your guide. As you can see I like High End Gear but I'm not a snob. I'll gig with my little MDF 2x10 as quickly as any other cab I own. Depends on size of the venue. My Veyron a Father's day gift came with a 2 year warranty and she purchased an extra 2-3 years. If it blows up I'll just get another one. But the head sounds great no B.S.
 

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Resurrecting an old thread here.

I bought the bn410ts a few weeks ago and I have only good things to say about it.

Build quality is great - the surface coating is going to get scratched and is prone to collect marks but that's the last thing I care about (i know that's not the case for other people).

Sound: It sounds punchy - tight and reproduces everything really nice. (there's no linear cab - no discussion).
Low B comes out great (TRB6p Modulus Quantum6 TRB JP2 Cort A5 with US-made MK5 PUs).

Loudness - boy that thing can go loud - really loud. I'm driving it with a Crest CPX 2600 and if I want to our FOH engineer can't distinguish if the bass comes from the P.A. or the cab (mind You I'm talking about an L-Acoustics Kara line array and we play loud - (13 piece band)).

To keep things clear:

My big rig is an Eden US-made 410&210 xlt stack and my favorite cabs (provided by the backline companies) are the EBS 410 (both neo and proline) and the GK-410 RBH.

But that sweet little (well it's not a small cab, neither a light one but manageable especially compared to my 410xlt) Cab is an outstanding cab and a real steal for the money. I've paid 350 euros.

Highly recommended!