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Isobaric Cabs - will they be loud enough?

That's what MLS normally does, or does Clio have some kind of option to do that with the stepped response too (gate?)?
I use Hobbybox, in there I set the marker just before the 1st reflection.

Btw. this thread is going into the wrong direction now (just slightly) :D

Let's take it to PMs... :cool:
 
You need to try a SP 212 cab before you make judgement. Most critical comments are from those who are strictly judging the cab on specs alone without actually trying one.

In just my own personal experience, I agree. I first heard one around 2012 or 2013. The bassist was using a MarkBass Little Mark 500 head, and he had the VLE knob up a bit on it. What caught my attention was how fat and juicy an old-school tone he was getting. I refused to believe it was all in just that tiny amp and tiny cab, but there it was. Picking up the cab (expecting it to be 85lbs or something crazy) was another revelation. about 45lbs and super portable. I've been playing guitar for last few years, but am now in position to play some more bass again, and plan to no longer move my heavy 4x10 and GK700 any more. The rig sounds great, but huge PITA to move. Want small footprint, lighter weight but still keep the bottom.
 

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