Light weight 410

Mesa Subway
Epifani
GK
Rumble
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I have the GK neo 410, 8 ohms, with wheels. Maybe 8 years old or so now. It doesn't hurt my aging back, and sounds great outdoors. Indoors, I have to work a bit to keep it from being boomy, but I've had complements on the sound from strangers and bandmates. A musician friend of mine bought one after borrowing it for a few gigs. I've gigged it steadily, and it has held up well. You can get them used for $400 or so these days, and it's worth the money...

 

Hartke HD410.

Good combination of tone, volume, financial value and weight.

Not tops in any category, but very strong overall.

If you want deep lows and excellent mid/hi dispersion...look elsewhere (not 4x10s) and double your budget.

 

Traynor NEO410.

 

Just a few weeks ago I was in a local shop. The sales guy was commenting on how he spent a couple hours re-arranging the bass area and asked if I was familiar with Epiphani. In truth, just by name. He told me to pick it up. Holy smokes that thing is full of helium or something! I darn near threw it across the room because I totally expected it to be a boat anchor. IDK what model, or actual weight but jeez for as big of a cab as it is it's ridiculously light. Seek one out if you're dead-set on a 410 cube. If its voice is your flavor I'd be amazed if there's a lighter 410 to be had.

 

I have a GK NEO 410 as well (4 ohms). I don't use it much anymore, but loved it when I did. Light and loud.

 

Rumble 500v 4x10 (with an HPF on your head or pedal..) cheap, not real heavy, and nice at low or high vol's.

 

Avatar Neo 410.

Been using mine for over 13yrs.

 

You should go out, get a list of 4x10s that are within your budget. Line them up by weight. Then decide where your weight limit is. Then ask for opinions about those cabs. Weight and quality will both affect cost, and what you consider light might be way too heavy for some. And if you narrow it down to a few first, you'll then get folks who will add "if you like that, try this..."

 

Aguilar SL410X-49 lbs.

 

Carvin Neo 4x10s usually go pretty cheap on the used market. Built very durable out of weight saving Baltic Birch ply.

 

Lightweight ,great sounding cabinets are not cheap! End of story

 

RevSound 410. Ultralight, ultra powerful. Reasonably priced, MIA.

 

I agree with Mexicant. A GOOD, lightweight 410 is not cheap. When you say "won't break the bank" I don't know what that means. Yes, of course I know the saying, but do you mean $100 or $600 ? A good, lightweight 410 with tax will cost you between $400-$550, but more towards the $550 mark.

 

Price out a mesa subway 4x10, more like $1500.00

 

Genzler bass array 4x10

 

What model(s) are you referring to at that price point?