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Nominate your favorite single cab solution for *most* gigs

See - I would expect that.

So a whole lot of these cab/amp threads really should specify what the primary purpose is for the amp/cab(s) being discussed.

My personal stage monitoring solution was an Acoustic 360/361 :) ( not much FOH back then )
 
I can do any gig I get with this cab because I always have PA support. It doesn’t hurt that it is incredibly loud an efficient too!
Tecamp M210!!!
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I haven't tried that many cabs over the years, but my SWR Workingman's 4x10T (for tweeter) has been my go to cab for all gigs I had to bring my gear. Other bassists never complained about it, and two of them were impressed enough to let me know. :thumbsup:

I played melodic death metal, rock and a lot of punk rock with it.
 
The last couple gigs we did I used this cabinet . 212 Deltalites and weighs 46 pounds . One of the guitar players from my band bought it from me because he subs playing bass once in a while . To me it's about all I'd ever need , loud and clear with much booty . I use a couple 15 cabs I built now but this thread is about single cabs . 212 gets my vote .
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Guessing that the majority of us are doing small to mid-sized rooms where a single cab will easily suffice. Outdoors, you may want more, so keep this to the sweet spot of the bread and butter gigs. What's your favorite cab, why - and yes, we all want an SVT 810.
I have a modded ampeg 410he thats has had a speaker swap and 115. Normally they both leave house as I like to use the 15 to elevate the 410 even if don't have the 15 hooked up. But usually if I only bring one cab it’s the 410.
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Sounds pretty good but I have been wanting to get my hands on a 4ohm fearless cab. Like the f212 Mainly to have a different style of cab that has a lot of deep lows for those smaller gigs where the bass isn’t in the PA.
 
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It seems like a 4x8 would be a good solution, but I’ve never actually seen one.
If you get really lucky you might find a "maxturbo" 4x8
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I use 2 of these on gigs with either a Kustom 1200 or a 300 watt tube ashton and they work fine but are a bit bass shy. A single one is quite bass shy but usable with EQ + power.
The pair of them are quite a bit smaller than a 4x10 as they aren't very deep.

Edit: the pictures are gone from that thread but I think I have some on facebook: bjw_bass
 
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