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Official Barefaced Bass Cab Club

The Barefaced tens are a great match with the Mesa 800+, which will comfortably do 2 ohms. First time my band mates have been blown away when I have bought a non-tube head to a gig as I am a tube lover from forever. I must say it impressed the heck out of me too, and I only bought the Mesa as a backup head. Worth a try if you get the opportunity.

This is good to hear. I have a 4 ohm four10 almost complete and I'm looking forward to see how it sounds. I'm currently using a Revsound 215T that is pretty amazing. Curious to see how differently voiced the cabs will be, and what they will sound like together at a 2 ohm load.
 
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The Barefaced tens are a great match with the Mesa 800+, which will comfortably do 2 ohms. First time my band mates have been blown away when I have bought a non-tube head to a gig as I am a tube lover from forever. I must say it impressed the heck out of me too, and I only bought the Mesa as a backup head. Worth a try if you get the opportunity.

Oh yes!
I use a pair of 4 ohm Two10 and they're fantastic.
 
This is good to hear. I have a 4 ohm four10 almost complete and I'm looking forward to see how it sounds. I'm currently using a Revsound 215T that is pretty amazing. Curious to see how differently voiced the Cavs will be, and what they will sound like together at a 2 ohm load.
What???A Barefaced 4ohm 410???
 
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I'm guessing you're talking to me? I'm actually running a wet/dry setup. So each amp would, in fact, be running its own cab. The only reason I'm not using them right now, is because I'm running two TC Electronics SpectaDrive preamps on my pedalboard. Each one of those is feeding a side of a QSC GX7 power amp and each side of the power amp feeds it's own cab. Soon to be two BTII's...
That sounds like a massive setup. Not sure the BB800 is designed for max volume at 2 ohms. Seems like using one for each BTII would be an optimum match for a wet/dry setup and provide up to 800W per cab. Wow!
 
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That sounds like a massive setup. Not sure the BB800 is designed for max volume at 2 ohms. Seems like using one for each BTII would be an optimum match for a wet/dry setup and provide up to 800W per cab. Wow!

It won't be nearly as massive as it sounds, lol! Since I'm using Ampeg cabs right now, it's tall because I have them stacked. When my second BTII shows up, I'll run them side by side, so it won't be nearly as tall. Plus with the QSC, each cab will be getting 1,000w!

It sounds awesome with the Ampegs, and I already know that one BTII sounds better than the Ampeg stack...:thumbsup:
 
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Looks like BF also recommends the SM stacked with an SC, which is what I have so far (a single SC). I originally thought my long term add would be the BB2 with the SC, but BF doesn't recommend them together (I've seen posts of TB members who do like those together). Many/any of you stacking the SM and SC together?
Thought I'd check again: any TBers stacking the SM and SC together?
 
I am the last one who should be talking, but.... a third BB2? Or, a BT and a BB2 together? You guys must play loud.


....sez the guy who can now stack a Four10 and Two10 needlessly. I haven't done it at a gig though, and don't imagine I will too soon.

We do play loud, and it's easier to carry a relatively small BB2 vs powered PA sub.

The other option is...three two10's or a two10 and four10. Or two four10's. I really wish I could get 4 ohm four10's.
I'd love to try the 10's...and I really wish I could get them in the next 2 weeks before my outdoor gigs start.
 
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Just a quick and awesome! :woot: report on the six/ten.

I had my first rehearsal with the cabinet today. As far as thinking the six/ten was too much for a medium to large space I was totally wrong. It's soooooo much better. The 12's, even in conjunction with each other were punchy and directive compared the the HUGE surface area of the 6X10. So dispersed throughout the basement I could hear every little sound, every little flub or blubber of my attack. This is a game Changing big league cab for sure that will undoughtingly make me a better player in the long run. Worth every penny as an investment and satisfied to say the least. Woooooooooooo!!:bassist::hyper:
 

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