Detail 01
2 x 10-inch Eminence drivers
Tens track fast and stay articulate on note attack. Less floor-shaking thump than a 15, but easier to hear onstage.

Independent shopping perspective
A 26-pound 2x10 bass cabinet rated 200 watts at 8 ohms. For players who want the Ampeg voice in a one-hand carry.


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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 track fast and stay articulate on note attack. Less floor-shaking thump than a 15, but easier to hear onstage.
Detail 02
That's the ceiling, not a target. A head rated well past 200 watts can cook the drivers if you push it.
Detail 03
Low E at 41Hz lands right at the edge. Below that, output drops off fast.
Detail 04
Flat range starts above low E, so you hear harmonics more than fundamentals. Reads bright and cutting rather than deep.
Detail 05
Vertical stacked drivers put the top speaker closer to ear height, so you hear yourself without turning up.
Detail 06
One-arm carry up stairs. Also light enough to lift onto a stand or a second cab without help.
Final check

Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
In a rehearsal room or small club with a 200-watt head, yes. On a loud stage you'll want it mic'd or paired with a second cab.
It plays fine, but the low B's fundamental sits below what this cab reproduces. You hear the harmonics — tight and clear, not deep.
Two 8-ohm cabs wired together present 4 ohms. Check your head handles that load. You get more cone area, more volume, and more low end.
No. This is a speaker cabinet only and makes no sound on its own — you need a bass head and a speaker cable.
Reference
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