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Nominate your favorite single cab solution for *most* gigs

I used to go around with a Markbass STD 6x10". Light, aesthetically very appealing, powerful.

Then I discovered Mesa, and although I am absolutely in love with my 2x 1x15" Powerhouse Standard stack, I'll admit that most of the times I carry just one with me, and it's more than enough. The full stack, though, is glorious, to say the least!
 
The Bergantino NV610.
Hands down my all time favourite!
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as always, my traynor tc112 with after market emminence deltalite ii neo.

Super efficient, amazing sounding, excellent control over the horn (nothing to subtle through to "you thought SPECTOR basses were bright??")

it's so light that it feels like an empty plastic crate.

I use it even for PA when I need to when doing small gigs.

It has never let me down, never been too quiet, never sounded anything other than amazing.

Only thing better would be another one so I can go 4 ohms with higher power handling and double the driver surface area.
 
By the way - while I praise my traynor, I have heard first hand AB examples of my actual cab as I use it with this driver compared to some of those other high end cabs with the same driver aftermarket.

A couple of them, I believe one was bergantino, had audibly more lower midbass from the same signal on the same amp (my amp). So they must be doing something internally with dual reflex or the various technologies used in subwoofers to spread the port frequencies through 2 ranges using 2 or 3 ports... something like that (I've designed and built speakers like that, but not for high power pro audio live use). But I didn't like the sound any better, it's just different, and if price were the same then I can't say I'd jump at the berg sound over the traynor sound... maybe, I dunno, but it's not like night and day.

But for those looking for a couple extra DB in that frequency range - you CAN do better than my traynor, for much more cost.

In full disclosure here...