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Double Bass GK 112mbx

I owned one a few years ago. It has the same limitations as the MB150S combo volume wise. Its ridiculously light weight though. And, I quite like the tone of them. I think it sounds good as a supplement to your acoustic tone. Its not going to blow you away volume wise.
 
I have a 112mbx and a EA Micro as my super portable rig
Have used it with 50 person coffee houses with no PA
But that was with no drums , just a Cajon , mandolin and flamenco guitar

I have a EA Micro and a EA 12 Wizzy as a bigger unit for outdoor shows but there is no way that I would use that without PA for 200 person show

Also use a PJB Flightcase and stand right over top of it if this things get noisy(it has 2 up-firing speakers)

Thanks

Robert VanLane
 
I have a 112mbx and a EA Micro as my super portable rig
Have used it with 50 person coffee houses with no PA
But that was with no drums , just a Cajon , mandolin and flamenco guitar

I have a EA Micro and a EA 12 Wizzy as a bigger unit for outdoor shows but there is no way that I would use that without PA for 200 person show

Also use a PJB Flightcase and stand right over top of it if this things get noisy(it has 2 up-firing speakers)

Thanks

Robert VanLane
+1 & for outdoor shows I bring the 15" cab from my Hartke Kickback (amp removed).

FWIW, I don't play much loud music & doubt 150w would be enough power.