15"

[jordan-z]

I'm lookin for a 115 cab and am wondering what would be the best way to go, I'm putting it under a Gk 410 blx II... suggestions and whatnot, and nothing to crazy expensive!?!?!?!?!?!?!

[bottlerocket]

Peavey TNT 115.

I whore it all the time. I have one. I absolutely love it. It's amazing, boomy but not muddy, powerful, and LOUD. It's got great tonal diversity. It's such a great amp. It's built like a tank, too; I dropped it down the stairs and it was perfectly fine afterwards.

Highly reccomended. Check up on Musician's Friend for reviews on it.

-Gav

[TwiTcHyHanDs]

Peavey TNT 115.

I whore it all the time. I have one. I absolutely love it. It's amazing, boomy but not muddy, powerful, and LOUD. It's got great tonal diversity. It's such a great amp. It's built like a tank, too; I dropped it down the stairs and it was perfectly fine afterwards.

Highly reccomended. Check up on Musician's Friend for reviews on it.

-Gav

Those things are damn hell heavy.

[SquierBasser]

I have the Peavey MicroBass, its a 50W amp and I am really proud of it considering the price I got it for and how loud it is. It's a 1x10 I think but it can hold it's own against my friend's Marshall amp.

So we know that Peavey is reliable and very good for the price...

[bottlerocket]

Those things are damn hell heavy.

Yeah but mine has wheels on it so I only have to pick it up and down. Considering the bargain, dependence, tonal versatility, power, and overall greatness of the amp, I'd consider it a bargain.

It's only like 95 lbs, so it's not even really that heavy. If it's an issue and you gig a lot, ask your bandmates to help you. It won't kill you. :p

-Gav

[SquierBasser]

And you get a workout!

[Guinpen]

i love the tnt 115 in every way, except the volume. it's fine for most situations, but i find ofttimes in situations of bad acoustics, it struggles against powerful amps without a PA. that red light ends up blinking on a lot

[bottlerocket]

Weird...I've never found that.

Maybe I've never been around amps/PAs as powerful as yours, but I don't gig with my Peavey. I use it in practice situations only. I gig with my GK. That could be it.

:p

-Gav

[TwiTcHyHanDs]

It's only like 95 lbs, so it's not even really that heavy. If it's an issue and you gig a lot, ask your bandmates to help you. It won't kill you. :p

-Gav

Yeah true but i don't want to move around an 95 LB amp anless i have too...Maybe if i attached wheels i'd do it.

I'm more of just a amp just above meduim with alot of speakers.

[jordan-z]

its a combo amp????? I'm lookin for a 115 cab

[Chris K]

I don't mind a 15" combined with a 10" speaker, but I can't stand it when people play through 15" speakers alone!

[Mitchell Royce]

I've just sold a Electro-Voice 2x15 cab with no tweeter. I don't know which EV speakers were in there but it sounded amazingly full range, with plenty of treble. I might try and track down a 1x15 of theirs.

Even a weirdo like Chris might like it once he gets that stick out of his ***.

[Chris K]

15" speakers just don't provide the kind of definition I want, not compared to 10"s.

Definition is a good thing.

[pitchfork]

Put your handbags down ladies and help this gentleman.
For a start what is your pricerange?
How many ohms do you need?
How many wats rms?

Ps. 12 inchers ftw!
Can't stand it when a bass has no bottom end and all definition.

[jordan-z]

Put your handbags down ladies and help this gentleman.
For a start what is your pricerange?
How many ohms do you need?
How many wats rms?

about 300-350$

4 ohms

????

[acexxxoasis]

hartke 115XL (the only time youll hear me suggest hartke) they have this strange tone that just sounds awesome