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Nominate your favorite single cab solution for *most* gigs

There are more gig hours on my SWR GIII (freckle face) 410 than anything I own. Still have and still love...

Spending some time with a recently acquired Epifani UL 210, so good so far.

But, here is what I've been thinking for years...... I think this would be a nice setup:
A single Epifani 3 x 10 with a duplicate if it's ever really required.

Riis

As I recall, the weights:

SWR GIII 410 - 89 lbs
Epifani UL 210 - 38 lbs
Epifani 310 - 60 lbs
 
There are more gig hours on my SWR GIII (freckle face) 410 than anything I own. Still have and still love...

Spending some time with a recently acquired Epifani UL 210, so good so far.

But, here is what I've been thinking for years...... I think this would be a nice setup:


As I recall, the weights:

SWR GIII 410 - 89 lbs
Epifani UL 210 - 38 lbs
Epifani 310 - 60 lbs

I thought the 310 was <50 lbs but what do I know?!? The weights do vary by version (I have the I & II...don't quite match but nobody has commented). I use a matching Epi Performance PS 1000 head as it utilizes (2) separate power sections, one per cab (5.25 ohm). Comes in handy when running both enclosures as I don't like to run anything at ~2 ohm (single power amp / parallel). The 310 has the same impact as a 410 but with an abbreviated footprint and manageable weight.

Riis
 
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I went from a flat back 810 to one of these.
Always set them up off stage closer to ears.
 
I'm using my Ampeg PF115HE cabinet in small to medium rooms at comfortable (low) volume. I'm starting to like the virtues of a sealed cab.
I let a trusted bass player use my rig (Aerodyne Jazz w/Chromes, Ampeg PF 800) during his set.
I sat way down at the back of the 250 seat room and was surprised how very present, clear, and deep it sounded.
Now my "go to" rig.
 
What's your favorite cab, why - and yes, we all want an SVT 810.
fEARful 12/6

Over this side of the pond I've only ever seen one SVT 810, that was at a gig where I was an audience member.

It didn't rock my world and make me want to rush out and buy one, in fact it was rather lack lustre and since that day I have wondered what all the fuss is about. (I do accept that one is not really a representative sample size however.)
 
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Mine is the GR Bass AT 212 Plus (not the Slim one). A super-lightweight (31 lbs) 900 watt cabinet that’s big enough to carry a large room (and wide enough to support racked gear). Friends and “roadies” are all blown away by the great sound and light weight.
 

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