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Manageable stand alone cab for buster bass 200 head

Witch stand alone cab?


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I thinking 4x10or 2x12. Aguilar db212/410 and Mesa vintage ph212/410 have really caught my attention. Witch one would you go for if you wanted a stand alone cab for the Mesa/Boogie buster bass 200 head?
 
I've owned the Buster and Berg NV610.

Sonic heaven. The 610 was easier to move than any 410 and sounded great. The height makes it easy to move and load in a car trunk, crossover or suv etc.

If I have to play by the rules, Mesa 212.
 
I've got a Buster head as well - it's been asking me for an Aggie 2x12 everytime I look at it!

Aguilar has been temping me with the buster head too! I just want somthing that can handle it's potential. I want to go 2x12, but I am worried that it won't handle as much as the 4x10's can.....so maybe a new question should be: witch 2x12 cab can handle the 200watt all tube buster head best? Aguilar or Mesa?
 
Also...the Mesa 212 just sounds massive. Just do it.

I've owned the Buster and Berg NV610.

Sonic heaven. The 610 was easier to move than any 410 and sounded great. The height makes it easy to move and load in a car trunk, crossover or suv etc.

If I have to play by the rules, Mesa 212.

Mesa 2x12

this has been my gut as far as the 2x12 goes, but a part of me thinks that the Aguilar 2x12 might have something I don't want to over look.....:confused::hmm:
 

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