Here's my practice/small gig rig, which is relatively mini: GK 200MB with a BagEnd Q10X-D cab. You can tell it's a Rig of Doom by the totally badass black-on-black evil bass.
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Here's my definition of "mini":
Can all be carried in one trip, including bass (in gig bag). No carts allowed
The "doom" part is a little harder...maybe 300+ watts?
Asad
IMHO, most folks wouldn't consider a 410 a "mini" cab.It's relative: if your "maxi" rig is an SVT with an 810 or 215, "mini" can encompass quite a bit.
Just put this together...
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. Or do they already ...?
I've used this at small gigs and jams. I guess it's really a guitar amp, but it sounds wonderful with bass.
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Looking at the dimensions of your walls there, I'd say you made a very wise cab choice! The smaller the amp, the bigger the rack ears!
I think it's about time that some brave company started manufacturing 15" rack mount cases. Or do they already ...?
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My Markbass head arrives tomorrowhyper: ), but I'm loathed to put a 2.4kg amp in a 5kg 3HE flight case.
Crazy world we live in these days!![]()
I carry my LMK in an attache case forget the rack this way I can sling it over my shoulder carry my double gig bag and my cab in one trip if I really push it ( did this last week) I carried my Double bag my attache with my lmk and cables, my markbass 1 x 12 and my NS Wav 4 in on one trip.....It was a bit of a stretch though.

I will have something to post here very soon!!!!
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expensive! But it's very very good. I never take it out from the bag, just unzip put on the whatever cab (it has whatshallicallit thing on the ear which keeps steady on the carpet cover), take the cables out, and
