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Small bass cab for travelling

I never expected this thread to generate so much interest, so now I will do what I should have done in the first place.
Post pics.
Here is before and empty.
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Empty.jpg

With any luck, the next one will show the a new (to me) amp all nestled in.

I decided to go ahead and pull the trigger on the PJB Bass Cub stack Squarewave has for sale in the very first reply, post #2.

If I have time I am thinking of doing a spreadsheet of all these small amps and powered cabs showing weights, dimensions, power ratings, etc.

Thanks for all the great replies.
 
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I never expected this thread to generate so much interest, so now I will do what I should have done in the first place.
Post pics.
Here is before and empty.
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With any luck, the next one will show the a new (to me) amp all nestled in.

I decided to go ahead and pull the trigger on the PJB Bass Cub stack Squarewave has for sale in the very first reply, post #2.

If I have time I am thinking of doing a spreadsheet of all these small amps and powered cabs showing weights, dimensions, power ratings, etc.

Thanks for all the great replies.
Looks like enough space for the Phil Jones combo 88. Good tone, professional quality.

EDIT: That will leave room in the back for a couple pints of whatever medicine you prefer... ;)
 
Here are some pictures of the new (to me) PJB Bass Cub on its shelf. It fits just right, and sounds amazing. This was the perfect solution for my situation. Big thank you to all of you for so many replies and suggestions, and especially to Squarewave, who sold me the amp. It arrived in like new condition.

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Cool. When you get a chance to play it in those jams you mentioned, let us know how it fares. Happy travels and happy playing, meanwhile (just don't play and drive at the same time).