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Mini/Micro STACKS or doom! Show em!

How is that epiphone valve jr for bass???

I have a VJ I use with a little bass cab at home once in a while. Mine is a version III...supposedly little better transformer. Doesn't have big lows but definately useable for a little 5watt tube amp. Pretty darn nice sounding overdrive too. I really like those little things. It works great for low volume acoustic, or small practice amp electric size jams. I've even stuck a mic on it and used it for full volume rehearsals just for fun. They're a lot louder than you'd think.
 
Here's my new one.

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Genz Streamliner 900 with a pair of Acme B112 Series III Flatwounds. Love it.

You're making me drool!
 
I use an Blackheart BH15H with 2 EBS Classic 112 cabs for home rehersal. Sounds pretty good! Gonna use it in studio as well. Good enough for small sessions too. Haven`t tried it as a head for my main rig yet, but I think it will def do the job as a back-up fo my EBS Classic T-90
 
I'll play. Here's my mini-stack of doom, my Acme Series III B-1 atop my Acme B-112 Full Range:

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And my micro-stack of doom, my Greenboy-BarryAudio Crazy8 atop Crazy88 (the AI Clarus is good indicator of size differences):

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Marley's Ghost said:
NCD Friday - picked up my second Markbass NY614. So here the deets:

600W per cab = 1200w at 4ohms 33lb/cabinet
LMII = 500 watts@4ohms

total weight for stack 71lb!

Shaking the walls and ceiling in my basement with volume at 8oclock! :eek:

This set up looks great....
I'm wondering if one these would cut it on a small size gig....