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Tiny size but BIG SOUND bass amp?

I use a Berg CN210 (older version of the current HDN line) with a ToneHammer 500 head for gigs. For rehearsals I mostly use a Barefced One 10 cab. Have used the One10 for smaller gigs but mainly use the CN210. 33 pounds and very well balanced and easy to carry.
 
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Tecamp Puma 900- under 3 pounds and huge sounding.
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Hey TBers. I'm after some advise. As I have to regularly move my bass rig up and down stairs I'm looking for the loudest but also smallest bass amp that can keep up with a loud pub rock band.
I was very impressed with the little Elf stack. It was a 2x8 cab with the Elf head. It sounded far bigger than it was, and very good. I played around with it at guitar center for a while.
 
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Aguilar 350 or 500, you can pick up for $350 and $500 used. ... Aguilar 1x12" between $250 and $400 used. ... Get one cab now then add another later. ... You'll get no complaints.
 
I am using a Demeter VTBP-M-800D and two Genzler Bass Array 12-3. The amp is 10.5 pounds and the cabinets are 34lbs each. The sound is better than anything I have ever used and my back appreciates the load in and load out. Good luck with your search. :cool:
 
Definitely check out MarkBass. This is what I used in a similar situation. And the volume never had to shift much past 10 o’clock. Plus the Traveler cabs are ridiculously light and the Little Mark has its own rucksack case!

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But frankly, you have so much choice these days.

But an Elf will deffo get overwhelmed in the twin guitar set up you’re describing. Lovely little amp though it is.
 

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