@Batsquatch
As others have stated the gk 800rb is a fantastic SS amp. They can use 3 8ohm cabs at once for maximum doom. 1 on it's 100w output and 2 in its 300w output.
It's little brother 400rb is a great option too. 200w into 2 8ohm cabs.
As long as it is the original series not the later 400rb-ii or later. Their preamp is different and not as friendly IMO with very hot inputs. The pad function neuters the tone in my experience. Same goes for the 700rb and 1001rb. Not my cup of tea.
Peavey Firebass 700 can be found super cheap and are reliable and sound fine. Not incredible but they take pedals well and are good down to 2 ohms. That's 4 8ohm cabs if you're keeping count.
Matter of fact lots of Peavey amps do the 2 ohm thing. The Mark series is a great example. They go cheap too. Some of the early ones are lower wattage output but sound great driven hard.
If it sounds like I keep harping on number of cabinets sorry but I didn't catch what cabinets you'd be using.
As others have stated the gk 800rb is a fantastic SS amp. They can use 3 8ohm cabs at once for maximum doom. 1 on it's 100w output and 2 in its 300w output.
It's little brother 400rb is a great option too. 200w into 2 8ohm cabs.
As long as it is the original series not the later 400rb-ii or later. Their preamp is different and not as friendly IMO with very hot inputs. The pad function neuters the tone in my experience. Same goes for the 700rb and 1001rb. Not my cup of tea.
Peavey Firebass 700 can be found super cheap and are reliable and sound fine. Not incredible but they take pedals well and are good down to 2 ohms. That's 4 8ohm cabs if you're keeping count.
Matter of fact lots of Peavey amps do the 2 ohm thing. The Mark series is a great example. They go cheap too. Some of the early ones are lower wattage output but sound great driven hard.
If it sounds like I keep harping on number of cabinets sorry but I didn't catch what cabinets you'd be using.