Do you still have a One10? Interested to know what a Two10/One10 stack would be like.
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No, I did a trade deal for the Two10 with a TB member. Would love to own both, but as we all know, they aren't cheap!
thanks for the reply. did you attach it by any means or are you using the gravity method?
I forget who, but I know someone here has done that, and could give their opinion.[Edit: it seems @chris_b has both a Two10 and One10, and mentions the cabability of running them together to make a Three10, so I assume he's probably tried it at some point. Perhaps you can ask him or maybe he'll chime in here on the subject.
I have both Two10 and One10 (got the Two10 about a month ago), and about 10 days ago I got an amp capable of 2.67 ohms (the load when running those cabs together) so I plan to try it soon. Next gig is Wednesday-- a restaurant thing so not a proper test but I just want to hook them up together for the hell of it and see. 2 weeks of vacation after that so I won't be able to do it again for a while yet.
Anyone running a BB on top of a SC as a sort of modular BT? Looks like I might be playing synth in a new band and this looks like a great way to get more high end in my sound than a SC can do.
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Hi @Mark Hughes I've used the Two10 and One10 together on several gigs with my Aguilar AG700.
I run the Two10 is on its side and the One10 on top, it's a very small and compact rig, with a volume and tone that is much bigger than you'd imagine. Maybe one day I'll be running 3 One10's (my bad back loves a 15lb lift) on the smaller gigs but I'm several seriously noisy bands at the moment so the 310 doesn't get out as much as I'd like.
There was a guy I didn't know that came up and took a picture of my rig last night between sets (These are all by me before the show - actually, a couple a from a different show, but same idea, we play here a lot). That's never happened to me before. I didn't get a chance to meet him, wonder if he's on TB.
The tone coming out of this was really nice. I was pushing some upper mids with the amp and the sound was so silky smooth.
I received an email recently saying barefaced had a shuffle and my order was moved forwards. I'll have a different model number- and it's turning up today! Wahoo.
If this was because of you- thanks.
BTII arriving in a matter of hours! Exciting stuff!
My Two10S is wrapped and ready for speakers. Won't be long now!
Relatively new supporting member. First became aware of Barefaced in 2015 while searching for cabs which were better, lighter, and which did'nt suck. I thought I was a "nothing but GK" player; the Neo's and all their "sparkle" etc. I was using their 115 and 410 that never seemed to throw it out there so to speak. I play BASS not rhythm guitar.
After doing a TON of viewing, listening, reading, reading, and reading I came across probably the then best sonic review via a "Guitar Interactive" video on YT. I think it was the Big Twin II can't remember. Then, I came across some bassist doing some real high tech acoustical study comparasons of three "high end" cabs. I think it was one of Barefaced's 10" compacts. When I heard how extended Bf's lows actually went, wellit was time to order.
In early 2016 the process began. Since I don't play a ton of slap nor have a 5 string with a high C, I opted for the Super Twin (212). I think I even called Brighton once or twice for some general questions on the process and recommendations etc; "Harry" was totally cool and straight-up. Then, in about 4 weeks the FedEx tracking e-mail was received...YYeeeessss! From the date-time grouping on the tracking info to receipt at my home, in Florida, from Brighton was about 21 hours! Packed exceptionally well (recommend the padded cover also), I was in awe at how lightweight AND sturdy my new ST was/is. Affixed the rubber foot pads, wheeled it into my "shed," hooked up, turned on, and KABAM! Worth EVERY penny. Yes, for those which might be considering a lightweight cab reading this, FOLLOW the recommendations from Barefaced; set ALL your EQ's (both bass and amp) to FLAT...then AND only then readjust/mix "your" tone/sound. The 12's from Bf carry and project lowend that you did NOT hear before, and that way you won't have to call a Stucco guy to replaster/Stucco your home/shed. There was that much of a difference in tone from the Bf versus GK "sparkle" I was using. Sold.
The ST replaced two (2) cabs, and it has been a PLEASURE to gig/jam/rehearse with. I previously owned a GK MB800 which gigged with the ST and an Aguilar DB751 without issue(s). You want "clean"? Use the ST with a 751...shaawwing!
In late 2016, I decided since I have a 751, why waste it's potential with it's 2 Ohm capability? Barefaced was the choice again...this time their 610. In January of 2017, it was the same process, courtesy, knowledge, anticipation AND satisfaction! I have gigged it with the 751 with compliments from the front of house several times. I ended up dumping the MB800 like a bad habit when I heard/played the Mesa D800+ and that with either the ST or 610 is awesome as well. So one late night, when all the creatures were sleeping, I decided to hook-up BOTH Bf cabs to the D800+...you know, just to see how it sounded...
Whew! ...glad she reallly loves me LOL!
Long story long...I love my cabs. Sonic capabilities, craftsmanship, mobility, did I mention LIGHTWEIGHT, stability, and overall kickassness Barefaced is the real deal for me!
**I do NOT have ANY affiliation with Barefaced Ltd. except for the fact that I researched and ultimately CHOSE to purchase their fricken awesome cabinets.**
P.S. They even send stickers! I mean c'mon, who doesn't like stickers???
Eric DK
EBMM SR's 4 and 5HH, Aguilar, Mesa, MXR, Barefaced
After doing a TON of viewing, listening, reading, reading, and reading I came across probably the then best sonic review via a "Guitar Interactive" video on YT. I think it was the Big Twin II can't remember. Then, I came across some bassist doing some real high tech acoustical study comparasons of three "high end" cabs. I think it was one of Barefaced's 10" compacts. When I heard how extended Bf's lows actually went, wellit was time to order.
In early 2016 the process began. Since I don't play a ton of slap nor have a 5 string with a high C, I opted for the Super Twin (212). I think I even called Brighton once or twice for some general questions on the process and recommendations etc; "Harry" was totally cool and straight-up. Then, in about 4 weeks the FedEx tracking e-mail was received...YYeeeessss! From the date-time grouping on the tracking info to receipt at my home, in Florida, from Brighton was about 21 hours! Packed exceptionally well (recommend the padded cover also), I was in awe at how lightweight AND sturdy my new ST was/is. Affixed the rubber foot pads, wheeled it into my "shed," hooked up, turned on, and KABAM! Worth EVERY penny. Yes, for those which might be considering a lightweight cab reading this, FOLLOW the recommendations from Barefaced; set ALL your EQ's (both bass and amp) to FLAT...then AND only then readjust/mix "your" tone/sound. The 12's from Bf carry and project lowend that you did NOT hear before, and that way you won't have to call a Stucco guy to replaster/Stucco your home/shed. There was that much of a difference in tone from the Bf versus GK "sparkle" I was using. Sold.
The ST replaced two (2) cabs, and it has been a PLEASURE to gig/jam/rehearse with. I previously owned a GK MB800 which gigged with the ST and an Aguilar DB751 without issue(s). You want "clean"? Use the ST with a 751...shaawwing!
In late 2016, I decided since I have a 751, why waste it's potential with it's 2 Ohm capability? Barefaced was the choice again...this time their 610. In January of 2017, it was the same process, courtesy, knowledge, anticipation AND satisfaction! I have gigged it with the 751 with compliments from the front of house several times. I ended up dumping the MB800 like a bad habit when I heard/played the Mesa D800+ and that with either the ST or 610 is awesome as well. So one late night, when all the creatures were sleeping, I decided to hook-up BOTH Bf cabs to the D800+...you know, just to see how it sounded...
Whew! ...glad she reallly loves me LOL!
Long story long...I love my cabs. Sonic capabilities, craftsmanship, mobility, did I mention LIGHTWEIGHT, stability, and overall kickassness Barefaced is the real deal for me!
**I do NOT have ANY affiliation with Barefaced Ltd. except for the fact that I researched and ultimately CHOSE to purchase their fricken awesome cabinets.**
P.S. They even send stickers! I mean c'mon, who doesn't like stickers???
Eric DK
EBMM SR's 4 and 5HH, Aguilar, Mesa, MXR, Barefaced
