Customer Feedback
06/03/26 - Two10ST - Canda
Hi guys,
Just a quick note, I received the 2x10, and it sounds fantastic.
Attached photo is my rig.
Cheers,
Devon

06/03/26 - Big Twin 2 - USA
Hey guys, is there anywhere in the USA I can purchase this crossover module??
Ed
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Hi Ed,
This can only be purchased direct from ourselves:
https://barefacedaudio.com/products/crossover-module?_pos=1&_sid=04c992e72&_ss=r
Best regards,
Alex
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Hey mates just wanted to thank you guys I fixed the crossover there was a hairline crack in the PCB. I didn't see it because it was hidden by the black RTV.
I replaced both caps as well - thing sounds amazing. We go on tour end of March, glad this thing is back.
Thanks again,
Ed (Chris Sacks Band)
04/03/26 - One10 - Sweden
I got my cab today. Have only tried it at home, but it sounds great!
Thanks!
Peter
02/03/26 - Six10T - UK
Just wanted to email to say thanks so much for the excellent cab. I got to use it at rehearsal last week plus two gigs at the weekend and I don't think life will ever be the same again! lol. Crystal clear tones, volume and clarity. Was incredible!
Thanks again!
Billy
27/02/26 - Big Baby 3 - USA
I’m not sure if this is a real intended feature in the BB3 or not, but I wanted to see what you think. When I was playing my bass using headphones, I was turning my tweeter knob from 100% to 50% (where I usually keep it for bass) on my BB3 and noticed it was actually influencing what I heard inside of my headphones. I checked multiple times, did the tweeter at different levels (0%, 25%, 50%, 75%, 100%) both up and down and the result persisted accordingly. More and less tweeter level, respectively. My amp (a Seymour Duncan PowerStage 700 Bass) was muted and I have closed-back Beyerdynamic DT 770 Pro Xs so it wouldn’t be acoustic bleed.
I wrote Seymour Duncan about it and they forwarded it to engineering and tried doing they same thing and didn’t get the same result. So besides the idea “that somehow the harness to the speaker outs and the harness to the XLR/headphones somehow come in proximity to each other enough to get some capacitance coupling” and “could be touching which there could be the remotest possibility of them crossing signal.” Besides this “most remote possibility”, they’re stumped and would be very surprised if this if even in that case that there would be cross talk between the signals, but wanted me to open up my amp to look at some wires to compare my wires with an image they sent 😬
Just figured I’d ask you because yeah…this is pretty weird as far as circuits go but I’m not complaining. I dig it!
Thanks,
Allen
01/03/26 - Big Baby 2 + Dubster 2 - UK
This was my rig last night for a dep gig with a UB40 Tribute band.
EBS Reidmar 250 into a BBII & Dubster 2. Both 8 Ohm cabs. The band loved the bottom end.
Delano

22/02/26 - Four10 - Iceland
My old Four 10 is the best I’ve played for “decades”
Ólafur

27/02/26 - Six10 - USA
Just got mine a month ago! Easily the best cabinet I’ve ever played through. Easy to transport too!
Chris

06/02/26 - One10 - USA
Hi,
I have a One10 with a blown speaker. I was running it with about 400W against a loud drummer and a lot of alcohol. I'm in San Francisco. Can you estimate what it would cost to ship me a driver?
Thanks
Kevin
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Hi Kevin,
Aha, that'll do it!
https://barefacedaudio.com/
Best regards,
Alex
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It's back in business baby! Sounds great.
Thanks Alex
Kevin
26/02/26 - Six10 - UK
It is sounding fully righteous, I can't use anything else now, just been touring it and even on really bad bass-sucking stages it sounds great.
I'm considering finding a higher powered power amp to put after my Origin Effects BASSRIG Fifteen so I've a bit more freedom to nudge the master higher and not max out the power amp, current one goes to 900w at 4ohm but some of these stages are really pushing the bounds, what with the drums sounding so big.
Andy
25/02/26 - Super Twin - UK
The Super Twin is so good! No bass in monitors needed.
Harry
24/02/26 - Upsizing 212BB - USA
My cabinet arrived safely! I didn't have the 16 ohm Copperback in the final order like I meant to, but I'm sourcing one here in the US and plan to swap it out.
In the meantime, the Vintage 30 sounds excellent with my Sovtek Mig 60. I'm particularly pleased with the dynamic range.
Anything special to note about replacing a speaker with the AVD? It looks like you pull the grille cloth out, remove the speaker from the front, and then access the wiring. Is that correct?
Regarding something that can power the 12XN and hopefully both speakers, I'm looking at a Crown XLS. https://www.crownaudio.com/en-
But I'm wondering about what would be good headroom while maintaining the ability to get down to a practice volume.
Here are the power specs for the series:

Is there one that would be suitable wattage to run both amp channels? One channel into each speaker with the stereo in, to allow balancing the volume between the speakers? If not, I'm thinking that at least bridged at a nominal 4 ohms into the mono input would be sufficient power. But I'm still not sure which to go with, if something else would be better, or if I need two power amps for this.
Thank you for your thoughts. I'm looking forward to hearing the cab in its full capacity.
Best,
Mira
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Hi Mira,
Here's how to swap the speakers but it's as you guessed!
https://youtu.be/bSUs6cBQQss?
There's only 3dB in max output between the 1002 and the 2502, so you'll get a bit more with the 2502 but also have more risk of toasting things. They should all go as quiet as you need - I used to use a PLX 3002 for home practice and gigging, 900W per cab!
I assumed you'd decided against the Copperback when you ordered, didn't realise you'd forgotten it, sorry! Let us know how you get on with the cab!
Best regards,
Alex
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