smallest full range cab

[James Hart]

Accugroove Tri-110

that's what I was thinking!

 

[EBMatt]

that's what I was thinking!

Seriously. I played an AG Tri-110 at G-Guitars in CT. and it was as loud and as full, if not fuller sounding, than the Aguilar GS410 that I played through there. I used the same head and the same bass. It was unbelieveable.

 

[dunamis]

The Tri-110 is *WAY* too big for we're talking about here. After all, I have a Berg IP 112-- sounds good loud or at low volume, but weighs 46 lbs.

This thread is about:

a *very* small cab (picture something you can put in a backpack) that will produce a decent practice volume, and sound good, when powered by the 10 watt output from a Phil Jones Bass Buddy.

Sorry to be so particular, but after all, that is what the thread is all about. Isn't it?

 

[EBMatt]

The Tri-110 is *WAY* too big for we're talking about here. After all, I have a Berg IP 112-- sounds good loud or at low volume, but weighs 46 lbs.

This thread is about:

a *very* small cab (picture something you can put in a backpack) that will produce a decent practice volume, and sound good, when powered by the 10 watt output from a Phil Jones Bass Buddy.

Sorry to be so particular, but after all, that is what the thread is all about. Isn't it?

I say you get a bigger backpack... ...

 

[dunamis]

I say you get a bigger backpack... ...

Yes... I suppose giving up on the idea *would* be the easiest solution...:scowl:

 

[hbarcat]

Just a thought: What about getting a 6 or 8 inch subwoofer and enclosure usually used for car stereos and also get a seperate tweeter with a crossover from some place like Crutchfield or Madisound. The whole thing could be less than $150 and should provide a quality low end down to 40-45 hz.

 

[EBMatt]

Maybe some nice small PA speakers like this:

http://www.musiciansfriend.com/product/Nady-MC8-2Way-Speaker?sku=609014

or this:

http://www.musiciansfriend.com/product/QSC-I82H-8-2Way-Speaker-System?sku=605600

or something like this :

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[tombowlus]

What about an EA VL-108?