Barefaced Club? Count me in!
Calling out to the one10 owners, especially those who have two:
How loud do two of them get? In terms of rock music with medium loud drummer.
Enjoy the benefits of a premium membership!
Upgrade Account
-
TalkBass has been independent since 1998. Add your voice.
Create a free account to reply to discussions, view embedded media, and browse with fewer display ads.
Join free Log in
Want zero display ads or expanded classifieds tools? Compare plans.
Official Barefaced Bass Cab Club
- Thread starter Stumbo
- Start date
Barefaced Club? Count me in!
Calling out to the one10 owners, especially those who have two:
How loud do two of them get? In terms of rock music with medium loud drummer.
- Apr 3, 2003
- 35,518
- 19,954
- Disclosures
- Editor-in-Chief, Bass Gear Magazine
- Apr 3, 2003
- 35,518
- 19,954
- Disclosures
- Editor-in-Chief, Bass Gear Magazine
True, but those tube amps typically have anti-vibration shock absorption built in (ala Ampeg).
Plus, I'm guessing the feet of those tube amps actually fit on the cabs.
I have one. It's as loud as my GB NX2-112 cab. 2 of them will be as loud as a good 212. No problem with 500 watts into 4 Ohms unless your drummer is "out there" or the band volume is excessive. Unless you need the kind of volume a conventional 410 puts out when pushed hard, a pair of One 10s should be very comfortable.
Last edited:
Speaking of foam, what are your thoughts on the Gramma pad under the cab?
My One10 arrives today. Come on, Brown Santa.
It's good. But it still doesn't beat my current Three Hole Punch. Feel free to use Brown Santa. Take it to Austrailia and tour with their death metal Black Jesus and recreate the original South Park Christmas Card pilot
We can do that. The problem from a sales/marketing rather than engineering perspective, is that it's called a sock!
Are you suggesting going Barefoot with your Barefaced?
I own two - and I can tell you they get seriously loud and show NO sign of buckling at high volume.
I am quite picky with cabs and these make me the happiest in the overall tone-portability-power handling/volume equation.
Unless you're playing an arena or large outdoor festival with no PA or your band is insanely loud, two of these should be plenty.
James
Holy flipped on the side port exposure bass change. I don't know what to say. I might kiss this little box.
Bordering on obscene.
Interesting. The 120 setting for bass EQ sounds better when they stack.
Interesting. The 120 setting for bass EQ sounds better when they stack.
Attachments
Last edited:
I think I have it sorted out. This is kinda funny.
...and is that rig the VOG or what???!!!???I think I have it sorted out. This is kinda funny.
[Looks like the head would fit better standing on its side...lol. Still that's gotta be a bada$$ T-bone.]
Monster, do you like it better with port down or to the side. Stacking cabs vertical makes you lose some low mid floor coupling so, it bakes sense that 120hz boost would enhance the thump or punch feel.
Too soon to have a favorite. Gotta do some playing in the mix (at least with the stereo). Both are really nice. I only got about 20 mins of playing in last night.
