Small but usable combo for acoustic bass?

The Fender Rumble series
I have the 500 2x10 combo and love it
Duke

 

Tech 21 Power Engine Deuce Deluxe - Powered Cabinet for Guitar & Bass

Clean and pure sounding without bake in voice .

 

PJB Briefcase.

 

Acoustic Image amps are fantastic for ABG.

 

Look at Phil Jones Bass. That's exactly what they do.

 

I recently got an Eden TN 2251. It sounds much clearer than my old combo, and even handles a low B decently. It's pretty compact and easy to pack since it's basically a cube. I'm pretty happy with it so far. I haven't had a chance yet to use it out of the house though.

 

If you decide to go Old School, the SWR Strawberry Blonde was MADE for acoustic applications! I have one I'd part with, if you're interested.

 

Phil Jones Double 4. 11 x 8 x 6.8 inches, 70 watts, under 9 lbs.

 

A Genzler or older Genz Benz combo is always a good choice for great, versatile tone in an easy carry.

 

What's your budget?

 

Wow, I'm too late.

+++ on a Phil Jones case or a Double Four. Super portable. Won't dent your skull like a big amp but more than you'll need to keep up with a combo without loud drums. I'd describe it as a coffee house amp.

 

AER.

Some are tiny and fit in a bag that hangs on your shoulder.

 

Rumble 100 or preferably the 200c!

 

Came here to say this
Did a jazz gig with a Kala bass uke and one of these

 

I would recommend the Genzler MG350 BA10-2 combo. There are reviews from upright players saying how natural sounding their instrument is through this combo. It's also great for acoustic and electric bass.

 

I have a GKMB110 and use it at church pretty extensively. It was really surprising how much that little amp can do. I don't have a AEB any longer, but have played my U-Bass with it, and it's been stellar. I manly play my p bass, or my 5 string. Our Church Stage consists of 4 singers, band leader acoustic in the pa, electric lead in his own small fender amp, (not sure which one) another acoustic in the pa, mandolin in the pa, drums, no plastic drums cage.
MB 110 Specs — Gallien-Krueger
I had been using a Peavy Lynx 110 that I bought when I was 25 or so. It would keep up with all that at volume around 4 or 5. The Peavy finally died, and I replaced it with the GK. Very musical amp, no frills/no hassles. I had originally thought I would need one of those matching powered cabinets:
MBP Cabinets — Gallien-Krueger
Turns out I didn't need it. Was suspicious I wouldn't because the PV was a non-class D 35 watts, and the GK is 100 watts class D.