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Selecting a mini rig.

I run either Markbass Little Mark III or GK MB500 into an Avatar 2x10. Both heads have their strong points, but I like variety. GK is the lightest.

There is a lot of good equipment to look at in this area.
 
UK people looking for lightweight bass cabs should check out Barefaced. They offer a one month free trial.

Thanks! We also have demo cabs for people to borrow if they live more locally or are passing through here on tour. It looks like the OP would only need one of our Generation Three 1x12" cabs for his needs.
 
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Markbass club 121 (400 watts ) and a momark head (600 w)

As one example of a very portable rig that provides warm tone through a high end solid state amplifier and a 12 " speaker.

It is good for small combo work and I have another markbass 1 x 12 if I need a two cab option at 4 ohms.

A key thing with these types of set ups is to have a high quality line out signal because this will ensure a good front of house sound if you need to go via the pa


Personally, I stay away from the cheaper brands these days as my experience had been that more expensive, usually equates to better quality.

one thing for certain if you do go mini is that you will achieve the goal of lugging less heavier equipment....
 

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