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AccuGroove El Whappo 4 Way Cab- 1X15 sub, 1X12 woofer, 1X6 midrange driver, 2X soft dome tweeters. This is the only cab I'll ever need. It will easily out do larger cabinets in terms of volume. Can't say enough good things about it.
I just got back into the bass scene a short time ago and needed to buy some cabs but didn't want to spend serious bucks while I was experimenting on what I would like to eventually have. After using them for a few months I can say that they've stood up to the rigors of the road being ratchet strapped to a plate dolly and thrown/stored in a truck.
I really like the sound on stage but can't say much about out front because my bass is mainly foh.
Greetings From The North,
Right now I'm still going thru one or two 1974 Fender Bassman angled 4X12 cabs. They're still thumpin and a pumpin. In the future ....an Avatar SB112 and a B212.
Happy Times,
Rezdog
I vote "other" for my big fat Kustom-with-a-K tuck-&-roll 2x15" (topped w/ a Kustom 200 head, similarly tucked-&-rolled). Heavy, loud, and not too proud. Gets a boatload of compliments, though. Creates some serious pants-flap, but it's obviously lacking in articulation.
Would love to move to something more like a 1x15 + 2x10 config. I don't always need the sheer meat of my current rig.