Detail 01
Two 10 inch drivers
Tens react faster than fifteens, so note attack and finger definition stay clear instead of blooming.

Independent shopping perspective
A 48 lb 2x10 bass cabinet for players who move their own rig and want a compact box that still holds low end.


Strong match
Consider the trade-offs
What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.

Detail 01
Tens react faster than fifteens, so note attack and finger definition stay clear instead of blooming.
Detail 02
High efficiency. It gets loud on modest amp power, so a smaller head still keeps up onstage.
Detail 03
Covers the open B on a five-string, though that note will be felt more than heard at low volume.
Detail 04
Top end well past where bass fundamentals sit, so pick attack, slap and string noise come through.
Detail 05
One-trip weight for most people. Light enough to carry solo, heavy enough that stairs still register.
Detail 06
Fits across a car back seat or in most trunks upright. Depth is shallow for a tight stage.
Final check

Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Yes. It is a speaker cabinet only, with no amplification of its own. Pair it with a bass head and a speaker cable.
For clubs and small to mid rooms, yes, especially at 99.6dB sensitivity. Larger stages usually want a second cabinet or PA support.
It reaches 37Hz, which covers the low B. Expect the fundamental to feel more like physical push than a distinct pitch.
Two 2x10s stack into a taller rig with more air movement. Confirm the combined impedance is safe for your head first.
Reference
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