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Portable amps, cabs and combos
- Thread starter Stumbo
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Was very surprised to not find Walter Woods mentioned anywhere in this thread. My WW 1200 blue light rings in at 8 lbs, and sounds as close to hi-fidelity paired with my Berg 1x12's as you can get.
Maybe the price quotient left it off peoples lists.......
Maybe the price quotient left it off peoples lists.......
You've got the MarkBass Traveler 121 showing up at #12, they do 2 more in the Traveler range, I've got them both and can vouch for the sound as well as the low weight:
MarkBass Traveler 102P, 2x10 + horn, 33 lbs / 15 kg, 400w, 8ohm or 4ohm [Invalid or Expired Link Removed]
MarkBass Traveler 151P, 1x15 + horn, 44.75 lbs / 20.3 kg, 400w, 8ohm [Invalid or Expired Link Removed]
The 102P is a genuine easy one handed carry, they only bother putting one handle on them, the 151P is a one handed carry for me as well. Very handy cabs.
MarkBass Traveler 102P, 2x10 + horn, 33 lbs / 15 kg, 400w, 8ohm or 4ohm [Invalid or Expired Link Removed]
MarkBass Traveler 151P, 1x15 + horn, 44.75 lbs / 20.3 kg, 400w, 8ohm [Invalid or Expired Link Removed]
The 102P is a genuine easy one handed carry, they only bother putting one handle on them, the 151P is a one handed carry for me as well. Very handy cabs.
need to add the 2 Traynor heads...200W & 500W, 1.5lbs & 4.0lbs.......tons of power & loudness out of both, a few more features and better priced than the GK's of similar size
Traynor Amps
Traynor Amps
Traynor Amps
Traynor Amps
Phil Jones Bass has added more since the original list, including:
- The Double Four (BG-75) at 8.8 lbs. Invalid Link Removed
- The Bass Cub (BG-100) at 13.2 lbs. Invalid Link Removed
Both sounded pretty good to me in a recent test. Kinda spendy. I didn't think the Double Four would stand out over a couple of acoustic guitars in a coffee house, but the Cub might. Going back when they have the powered extension cabinet in stock to see just how loud I can get.
- The Double Four (BG-75) at 8.8 lbs. Invalid Link Removed
- The Bass Cub (BG-100) at 13.2 lbs. Invalid Link Removed
Both sounded pretty good to me in a recent test. Kinda spendy. I didn't think the Double Four would stand out over a couple of acoustic guitars in a coffee house, but the Cub might. Going back when they have the powered extension cabinet in stock to see just how loud I can get.
