Pair of 210 for vertical stack under 1000

Hello bassists !
My name is Olivier from France, i m 46, been playing bass for may be 18 years , switching from guitar. I like and play many genres in my cover band , pop rock funk reagge. I ve spent a lot of time reading on TB because it s simply the best resource you can find that deals with our beloved instrument. Today i post for the first time as i need some advices to choose my next pair of cabs. As i always struggle to hear myself on stage, i opted for a pair of same cabs stacked vertically. A pair of 210 seem to be a good choice as it will be taller than a 2 12 and generally speaking, i like the sound of tens better than 12's.
i only can spend 1000 euros for the pair and it has to be new.
they will be powered by a tone hammer 500 so i think they need to handle at least 300w rms each 8 ohms.
i think about 3 models that are
1 fender rumble 210
2 hartke Hydrive HD 210( the "new" ones black)
3 ampeg PF 210 HE portaflex
I have a bad back so light is good and the fender and hartke are lighter but if the ampeg sounds better, i can lift a few more pounds.
Based on your experience, which one do you think will best suit my needs.
thank you very much.
ps: where i live, i can t try these cabs hence this thread.

 

Thank you Chef for your input !
with its 200 watts RMS won t the ampeg 210 AV struggle with the 250 w output at 8 ohms of the tonehammer ?

 

thanks Downunderwonder !
i think you re talkin the supertwin at this price.
i m sure it s a fabulous cab but it won t do the vertical stack i m after and also 4 ohms it will be a standalone and i loose the modularity of the two cabs solution. and no horn two, i would like a defeatable horn if possible.
there s the big twin too with horn but out of budget.
But i have to admit that for a bit more money we are now in the boutique category so good suggestion ...
keep coming fellas and please don t forget the poll for those who have played the three cabs mentionned.

 

a pair of 200w is a 400w stack and the tonehammer is 500w 4 ohms output with a class d power section that seems to be quiet generous. i already have a hard time singing backink vovals while playing so if i have to think about not fryin the speakers it s gonna be impossible

 

sure they re great and if i was playing music for a living i will invest in such gear but for now and if i don t want to divorce i have to stick to more affordable choices

 

the hartke sounds good to my ears ( via this youtube video)

and quite versatile. His motown sound would be my reggae sound but from what i ear i m impress by the clarity of the slap sound and the depth of the motown sound. When he plays the 5 stingray i can also clearly ear the low B string different notes whereas sometimes i see fingers moving on a low B string that seems to produce only one low pitch.
anyone have experienced this cab ?
how it compares to the fender rumble and ampeg.
i once played and only for a few minutes a rumble 210 combo V3 and maybe i m wrong but to my ears it was more about lowmids than low lows if it make sense.
is there someone here that has play and can compare the two ?
thanks

 

thank you guys ... gk cx 210 looks like a new contender.
but i can t find any video demoing it.
so you think it s better than the rumble c3 210 or the Hartke 210 HD ?

 

thanks ! with only 200 w handling power wasn t an issue ?

 

thanks buldog, tell me please are you talkin the new hartkes or the previous version (aluminium grill) and for the ampeg, the svt av or the PF ?