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Official Barefaced Bass Cab Club

Thanks. BTW, what exactly is " Max Continuous Broadband SPL ", and why is it the same for all three ?

Not sure how it's technically looked at, but the name implies that it's looking at the maximum Sound Pressure Level that can be generated by a continuous (vs. peak or spike) broadband or full-range sound (not one focused on a specific, narrow frequency band). So how loud can it be at the job of producing a full sound while you play a continuous series of notes, indicative of real world playing. Not just the maximum, specific frequency spike (say, a single, heavy snare drum hit) which is of little use to anyone playing music. It may even relate to how well the speaker in question handles transients.
 
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Monique, Demeter, Barefaced Super Twelve.
 
The frequency range of the Faital is 35 -4000 hz, so pretty similar to the SC. The Faital is 99db sensitivity, while the SC is 95 db.

I have owned both a Basic 15 sans tweet and the SC. You will want the SM with the tweet rather than the SC if you find the Bassic lacking in top end crispness.
 
Anyone have a One10 that they want to part with (please message me)? You don't want that silly little thing anymore. :laugh:

After several glowing recommendations, I want to give one a shot and have had no luck after a week of trying to compact Barefaced.

Looking forward to joining the club soon.
 
I sent off an inquiry to Alex this morning regarding what cabinet I should order. I'm looking for a lighter replacement for my Mesa PH212. My amps are an Ampeg V4B and Ampeg PF500. I normally gravitate toward a more vintage tone with a healthy low end so I'm guessing the Four10 would be the recommendation, but the Super Twin is definitely intriguing due to its weight. I primarily play fingerstyle though will use a pick occasionally (no slapping). Has anyone run an ST with a lower powered tube head?
 
I sent off an inquiry to Alex this morning regarding what cabinet I should order. I'm looking for a lighter replacement for my Mesa PH212. My amps are an Ampeg V4B and Ampeg PF500. I normally gravitate toward a more vintage tone with a healthy low end so I'm guessing the Four10 would be the recommendation, but the Super Twin is definitely intriguing due to its weight. I primarily play fingerstyle though will use a pick occasionally (no slapping). Has anyone run an ST with a lower powered tube head?


Ran a Super Compact with a 200w Mesa Buster. I really liked that combo. The head was stupid heavy relative to the cab.
 
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I want to give one a shot and have had no luck after a week of trying to compact Barefaced.

It is the holiday season, and they are a three person operation, and Alex responds to a lot of emails. I'd think they'd have some sort of out of office notice, or something like that, if they were on holiday. That said, you might have better luck with a response after the start of the new year.
 
It is the holiday season, and they are a three person operation, and Alex responds to a lot of emails. I'd think they'd have some sort of out of office notice, or something like that, if they were on holiday. That said, you might have better luck with a response after the start of the new year.

Got it. Still hoping someone wants to upgrade their One10 and sell it to me. :-)
 
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Woo Hoo! Just put a deposit down for my second One10! I'm on my way to a mini-stack of creamy bass goodness! Who else here is using, or has used, a stack of two? I know 1954Bassman has a stack and I think JxVass used to have one, anyone else?

Me too. I love the One 10s, under either a Walkabout (my fave) or a D800 (my close 2nd). I have also used em as a 2.7 Ohm stack with a Mesa Subway 112 or daisy chained with a Walkabout 112 combo.....all good.
 
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Right now I have an MB200, 500 & 800 I'm using. But I am not as gung-ho for the GK products as I once was. Now I'm giving some SERIOUS consideration for the Quilter Bass Block 800 and/or a D-800. I saw one pic lately on the group of someone using a BB800 on an SC, anyone else have my Quilter/BF combo experience?