Audio Kinesis Hathor H1203. Paired with a C1203T if I need to move more air.
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Nominate your favorite single cab solution for *most* gigs
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I'm using a Schroeder 115PL cab with a Shuttlemax 12.2. Lots of punch, sweet sounding tweeter, takes the 600 watts from one side of the 12.2, which has a very easy EQ to get what I want. When I want more, I add another 15PL cab. If I don't want to move two cabs and I need more volume, I'll take my Genzler 212T cab.
RevSound 210. Vertical position. Played rooms where the other guys had 8x10 coffins and we were in less than 1000 sq ft. 2x10 has never not been enough.
Currently my fave is a 410, seems to be the smallest cab I can get by with in my current band. Some seem to think this is excessive, but not really with my loud band. Unfortunately my current 410 got damaged at our last gig and I am currently looking for a replacement.
I'd like to nominate my Fearless F115. It isn't the smallest cab. It isn't the lightest cab. But in terms of capability vs. weight, I've yet to personally come across a cab that can best it.
small place...fender rumble 500, medium....Genzler 210 bass array.....larger......2 Genzler 210 bass arrays. Rock on!!! my practice bedroom/office....little Marshall practice turd, but it serves the small office room well, I suppose
MAS 112. Simply outstanding in all departments (weight, maneuverability, TONE, and volume).
I've done small indoor to large outdoor (with PA support) with it. Never ceases to amaze me. And fits easily in the back seat of my WRX.
I've run it with my Presonus studio channel and Crown XLS 1000, but I love my little TC RH750, and it still kicks major booty with the baked in compression (magic).
I've done small indoor to large outdoor (with PA support) with it. Never ceases to amaze me. And fits easily in the back seat of my WRX.
I've run it with my Presonus studio channel and Crown XLS 1000, but I love my little TC RH750, and it still kicks major booty with the baked in compression (magic).
SVT 810e. Heritage.
Sorry Rich...I do have one but I don't use it for day-to-day stuff. I split time between a PF115hlf and SVT 210av, depending on whether I need a slightly darker or brighter sound. Neither will take a royal pounding, but it's so rare that I'm asked for one that I usually don't need to bother with anything that can. When I need to give the audience a little more what-fer, though, but keep a relatively small footprint, I either take two 210av's or one of my repro B-15 cabs with a Delta 15a inside, usually my Vintage Blue.
Sorry Rich...I do have one but I don't use it for day-to-day stuff. I split time between a PF115hlf and SVT 210av, depending on whether I need a slightly darker or brighter sound. Neither will take a royal pounding, but it's so rare that I'm asked for one that I usually don't need to bother with anything that can. When I need to give the audience a little more what-fer, though, but keep a relatively small footprint, I either take two 210av's or one of my repro B-15 cabs with a Delta 15a inside, usually my Vintage Blue.
GK NEO 412
- Great size-to-weight ratio
- Very easy to move on my own
- Fits well in my vehicle
- Great tone and loads of available volume when needed
- Small footprint on stage
- Gets my sound closer to my ears than a 410 would
- Great size-to-weight ratio
- Very easy to move on my own
- Fits well in my vehicle
- Great tone and loads of available volume when needed
- Small footprint on stage
- Gets my sound closer to my ears than a 410 would
I have a SWR full stack (1x15 son of Bertha and 2x10 Goliath jr iii). I use it for my band's rehearsals cus it sounds great, but for other groups I just use the 2x10. I used to use 4x10s but honestly it's not like I ever get anywhere near the max volume of my 2x10, and this is even accounting for the fact that a majority of my recent gigs have been large outdoor festivals.
Anything larger would just be a matter of tone preference, I think.
Anything larger would just be a matter of tone preference, I think.
Accugroove Tri 1-12. Love this cab for local bar gigs. it's light, powerful and handles a low B just fine.
I have a Genz Benz neox 212t that I can use for anything. Outdoors, indoors. I never even push it, and have more than I need, classic rock band with horns. Our band is good and loud but not ear splitting loud.
I also have an old beater Fender 250/115 that I use if it's going to be a dirty, grungy place, or outdoor gig with a threat of rain etc. Indoor, outdoor that's more than enough as well, but sometimes I have to crank it pretty hard and it doesn't put out the same depth of tone as the Genz. But it's enough.
I could get by easily for any gig I've played with a good 115. 212 is actually kind of overkill, but it's nice to have.
I also have an old beater Fender 250/115 that I use if it's going to be a dirty, grungy place, or outdoor gig with a threat of rain etc. Indoor, outdoor that's more than enough as well, but sometimes I have to crank it pretty hard and it doesn't put out the same depth of tone as the Genz. But it's enough.
I could get by easily for any gig I've played with a good 115. 212 is actually kind of overkill, but it's nice to have.
440 Live 112 cab (Aguilar clone) with an Eminence !egend, or an Eden 112EX. PAs and direct boxes were invented for a reason
Barefaced Two 10S. I've used it in many rooms ranging from a small bar to a reasonably sized (400-500 person) auditorium/hall. Thing kicks butt, and it weighs like, 28 pounds, or 13 kilograms for our non-American friends.
Love my Mesa Walkabout 12" for smaller, and for larger, a Bergantino. AE 4x10/DB-751.
Such warmth & punch from both of these amps. No GAS here.
Such warmth & punch from both of these amps. No GAS here.
