Customer Feedback

22/08/25 - Big Baby 2 - Netherlands

Back to Barefaced after trying a Fearless F112, Phil Jones and Glockenklang.

Keep up the good work!

Cees

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Hi Cees,

Aha, that's good! How did the other cabs compare? They're certainly all good ones!

Best regards,

Alex

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Hi Alex,

At home everything sounded pretty much okay, raising volume at practice sessions showed the weaknesses of the other cabs. The Glock got drowned to easily, the F112 was really power hungry and made my amps struggle. The Phil Jones C8 was pretty decent. My best experience in bands was with my BB2. I wasn’t in a steady band for a few years and starting experimenting again.

This BB2 will probably be a keeper. I’ve used two of your One10’s. Didn’t really work for me. And a Barefaced Four10. I’m obviously a 12XN lover.

Thanks for your support!

Best regards,

Cees

25/08/25 - Super Compact + Super Twin - UK

Terrifying is a good word 😆 lets just say I'm very careful with the volume

Stephen

22/08/25 - Two10S - UK

Got my Two10 last month, after several years with a couple of Super Midgets. I think the Two10 is even better! Love the tone.

David

21/08/25 - Big Baby 2 - Germany

Hi,

I have bought the Big Baby some years ago and I am very happy. I am thinking of buying a Super Mini. What is the difference between a Super mini and a Super Mini T? There are 4 different weights. Steel and cloth is clear, but why 4 different weights? Is one with tweeter and one without?

Best,

Felix

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Hi Felix,

Glad you're pleased with the Big Baby! Your deduction on the SM and SMT is absolutely right - the latter has a tweeter and crossover, hence the extra weight. If you use a Big Baby 2 or 3 then I'd expect the SMT to be a better match

Best regards,

Alex

20/08/25 - Four10T - USA

I’ve noticed something over the last month ever since receiving my Four10. I knew it would be loud, I knew it would be light, I knew it would sound good. I was not expecting the clarity and articulation that this thing has. It makes me have to play tighter and cleaner because I can hear when I play sloppy. Alex actually had me a little concerned after my purchase as I would watch videos about how the 12” cabs were the “clean and clear” cabs and the 10” cabs had more colour to the sound. I thought maybe I had made the wrong choice. But this cab was exactly what I needed. The clarity is above and beyond anything I could’ve imagined, but it also isn’t sterile. It’s truly the baby bear solution.

Jake

20/08/25 - Activier One10 - UK

Hi Alex,

First of all, many thanks for sending me the Activier ahead of schedule. I’ve been waiting to give it a try in real life setting before getting back to you.

This is going to be a tale of two halves and I am looking for some advice in all honesty! In my small office at home, I found that the Activier was really good, mounted on a PA stand it was giving a good sound and with a nice bass presence and was working well with HX Stomp with amp models and various effects such as chorus, octave and distortion. Tonight was the first time that I was able to play in a medium sized hall, with drummer and (a ridiculously loud) guitarist! The first thing I noticed was how responsive the Activier was - it responds to individual dynamics more than any other amp I have used. I am happier playing with my fingers but the Activier seems to love a plectrum as this gives a punchier sound and feel. However, I found that the Activier lost its presence and despite changing my amp model in HX Stomp and various effects, the Activier sounded (to me) very much in the middle range. Now, I appreciate the size of the cab and what I was asking it to do and I am recognising the physical limitations and I was pushing the Activier to it’s maximum level but the question I have is how do I get more presence from the Activier whilst also not driving it so hard. I guess that adding another One10 would allow for a bigger sound and more presence - do you have any other thoughts?

I know that so much is individual taster and that is very hard to diagnose in an email but if you could give that some thought and get back to me that would be appreciated.

Thanks

David

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Hi David,

A medium-sized hall and a ridiculously loud guitarist is an impossible job for a single One10 (and for most non-Barefaced cabs two or three times as large). Adding a second One10 or a Two10S will help a lot!

Best regards,

Alex

19/08/25 - One10 - NZ

Hi Alex,

Just wanted to say how pleased I am with my 2x One10 speakers.

I have a small (350W) Taurus amp from Poland with built in phantom power for my DPA 4099 microphone on the double bass. The sound is all I have worked towards for years. Warm, fat and rich: just the sound of my instrument, with volume. Delightful.

It was a pleasure meeting you in your workshop too.

Cheers

Steven

17/08/25 - Three10T - UK

Rehearsal day and this sounds utterly immense (and looks cute too) 😁🤘

Sammy

15/08/25 - Super Twin - UK

Monstrous

Joe

12/08/25 - Big Twin 3 - USA

I have loved it! It plays fantastic.

Tyler

11/08/25 - One10 - Greece

Random European Barefaced One10 sighting (for me) on holiday in… Crete!

Hoping that the owner (bassist in a Greek band at my hotel village) is in this group (Barefaced Owners Group on Facebook) - chatted to him about all things Barefaced (having been an early adopter myself of the original Compact, the very first batch of One10s and a few bigger cabs too!).

Sounded great from the back of the little amphitheatre with a US fender and markbass head!

Phil

11/08/25 - Big Baby 3 - USA

So I got the cab and it is freaking SPECTACULAR man!!!!!

I love it! (Also I use too many exclamation points!!!)

It arrived safely and it works perfectly for my needs.

I wish you all the best and you’ll probably hear from me at some point soon when I convince myself I need yet another bass cab.

Mike