Cabinet for Home Practice with Fender Rumble 150 Head.

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I want to purchase a home practice amp but I do not want a combo. I like the Fender Rumble 150 Head idea but what cabinet would be good for home practice.

I do not want a combo amp, I like the idea of just practicing with the head alone, and then I can use the cabinet when I want to practice without headphones.

Any ideas? One cabinet to cover all sound spectrums, I know asking a lot but a solo cabinet I guess you could say.

 

[Woodstockz]

I want to purchase a home practice amp but I do not want a combo. I like the Fender Rumble 150 Head idea but what cabinet would be good for home practice.

I do not want a combo amp, I like the idea of just practicing with the head alone, and then I can use the cabinet when I want to practice without headphones.

Any ideas? One cabinet to cover all sound spectrums, I know asking a lot but a solo cabinet I guess you could say.

You might look int this:

http://www.talkbass.com/forum/f15/low-cost-diy-practice-coffeehouse-tweeterless-110-[long]-736360/

 

[Linnin]

If size and wieght make no difference, than the Fender Rumble 410 cab is perfect. Highly praised by those that own it.

If you need a great sounding cab that is both light and small in size but huge in sound, the Fender Rumble 112 Neo cab can't be beat. I have a Rumble 350 and run two of these when I need them or just one when I don't.

 

[Airnotes]

Thanks

 

[hsech]

If it's home practice, a good lite cab would be an Eden EX112 cab.

 

[Airnotes]

If it's home practice, a good lite cab would be an Eden EX112 cab.

Thanks. Perfect.