Nominate your favorite single cab solution for *most* gigs

[metermech]

Genz Benz NEO 212t...

 

[smogg]

Even after all these years the Genz Benz NeoX 212 still gets it done for me.

 

[Hundred proof]

A single 1x15 most of the time

 

[Koshchei]

Traynor 2x10 - they're cheap to rent, bulletproof, and sound great.

Traynor - 400 Watt 2x10 Bass Cabinet

 

[wmhill]

Tecamp S212, light loud and huge lows. It does well for most (99%) of my gigs. About 2 gigs a year (outdoors) I will bring two of them.
(And no, not everyone wants an SVT 810. In fact, I have been disappointed because I have had to use one a few times as a backline rig.)

 

[fdeck]

DIY 112

 

[Kmonk]

For small venues, I use an Ampeg SVT 410HLF. For large and outdoor gigs, I use an Ampeg SVT 810 HE.

 

[bearhart74]

1x Acme b2
x2 if i need to be loud

 

[Slevage]

One cab if I’m not sure of the situation—
GK 2-12 modified with a 6.5 mid—- no tweeter.

otherwise my go to is a Markbass 1-12 comb with a 1-12 Ext speaker in the truck — just in case I under estimated my needs.

 

[TonyP-]

GK NEO212

Easy to move

Full and balanced sounding

Can get quite loud and is pretty efficient

 

[lat]

410 for most gigs. Only reason for not using one would be if the footprint needed to be smaller. Even a low volumes, the tone of my 410 is full and velvety...

 

[bassfootballguy]

For me, Audiokinesis Changeling 112. If I need serious volume and air movement, I add one more.

BFG

 

[Laurent]

Bergantino NV610!
Large or small gig, that cab will do it.

 

[Emperor Elite]

Audiokinesis Changeling 15. Lightweight and can get extremely loud when I need it to do so.

 

[gelinas666]

Bergantino HD410.. Need more air movement.. Put another HD410 on top..

 

[PrinceByTor]

My Ampeg SVT 1540HE cabinet; has some of everything or so it would seem. 4X10s and 1X15 in a single package.

 

[ExaltBass]

Bergantino HG410 (47 lbs)

 

[ELG60]

 

[Charlzm]

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.

Well, I have a Trace Elliot 1210 combo amp that has a 2 X 10 cab. Works for when I need to be heard.
I've played two shows this year and had backline for both, but to be sure I sound like I want to sound, I've been bringing my Line 6 Bass Pod XT Live and running the wet signal to FOH direct and the clean signal to the amp, which I've just been adjusting so that I can hear myself.

 

[bass4u]

I use a GK Neo 2x12 on most gigs, two GK Neo 2x12 if needed depending on venue size.