I used to play in an industrial rock-metal band, with a guitarist who hated treble and hogged the bass and a synth player, and my equipment was either a GK 400RB (80-200W, depending on cab impedance) or Ampeg B25 (50W all tube). First with a 2x10, I could get crunchy with that Ampeg; later I moved to an efficient 2x12 and the Ampeg was still clean.
As suggested above, you mainly need a big cab if you want clean bass, and / or have a talk with the guitarist(s) about their EQ. If they do not budge, just focus on mids and highs, at some point they'll start complaining you're more audible than them, then renegotiate their EQ settings.
As suggested above, you mainly need a big cab if you want clean bass, and / or have a talk with the guitarist(s) about their EQ. If they do not budge, just focus on mids and highs, at some point they'll start complaining you're more audible than them, then renegotiate their EQ settings.
