Customer Feedback
25/03/25 - Reformer 112 (G12H-75 Creamback) - USA
22/03/25 - Big Baby 3 - USA
Mezmerized...
Sean
22/03/25 - Uprising 212V (G12H-75 Creamback) - USA
I’ve received the 2x12 Uprising cab - it’s awesome
Paul
25/03/25 - Eight10 - USA
I have been an Eight10 user and advocate since 2020! I absolutely love this cabinet. It may be overkill, but it does sound amazing.
Matt
20/03/25 - Super Compact - Sweden
I have a Super Compact which I love and I am in the market for a new amp. I've been tempted to buy the Trickfish Bullhead .5 for quite some time, but it runs at 700 watt through 4 ohm, which is 100 watt more than the Super Compact is built for. Do you guys think my Super Compact could handle that amp or will I fry the cab if I try to pair those two?
Olle
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Hi Olle,
700W into 8 ohms would be fine unless you were really pushing things very hard and ignoring bad noises. However it's only 365W into 8 ohms so there's nowhere near too much power. What amp are you using now?
Best regards,
Alex
21/03/25 - One10 + Two10S - USA
I have a One10 cab that I bought from you and have LOVED for the past bunch of years. Just got a used Two10S through talk bass, and had a question about impedance:
Your "Using multiple 10CR cabs" page recommends pairing the One10 at 8 ohms with the Two10S at 4 ohms for a combined 2.7 ohms. I have an amp (Acoustic Image Clarus SL-2) that can run at 2 ohms, but I was wondering about pairing the One10 at 8 ohms with the Two10S at 12 ohms for a combined 4.8 ohms, instead.
First of all, is my math correct (would it be 4.8 ohms)? Secondly, why do you recommend the 2.7 ohms over the 4.8 ohms? I don't know which would be better, so I am set to follow your advice of 2.7 ohms, but I'm wondering the reasoning behind your recommendation. Is a lower resistance better for the amp? My amp says 2 ohms minimum, but it doesn't say anything about a maximum - is a higher resistance harder on the amp (is more heat than sound produced)?
Curious to learn a little more about this - thanks for your time, and thanks for building great cabs.
Loving the pairing of these cabinets (at 2.7 ohms, so far).
Alex
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Hi Alex,
Glad you've been loving the One10! Hope the Two10S addition works well for you - and thanks for finding that article, not everything on our site is very easy to find. Do spread the Barefaced word!
Best regards,
Alex
17/03/25 - Usurper 112W (G12H-150 Redback) - UK
Just wanted to drop you a note as I was finally able to use the cab I picked up in the ex-demo sale at fighting volume over the weekend. Lot of comments about my guitar tone, everybody loved it, especially me. I felt very cool 😎
Jack
11/03/25 - Super Twin - UK
I received my Super Twin cab last month and have used on a couple of gigs since.
Really pleased so far with both portability and performance, it really is a fantastic piece of kit (bloomin eck it’s loud! 🫨) and certainly lives up to all the great reviews!
Definitely a keeper so thanks for the ST recommendation!
Lee
12/02/25 - Super Twin - UK
I have been the proud owner of a 1st gen Super Twin cabinet since you launched it way back in the day and it's still going great.
I use a TC RH750 amp but now need to replace the amp. My question is what is the normal power handling of the cab so I can get the best output (wattage) amp i.e. would a 1000w output from an amp damage the cab or should I go for a lower output?
Thanks,
Dave
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Hi Dave,
It's fine with anything up to 1200W but you certainly don't need that much power (unless you're in a VERY loud band!) Glad it's still performing well!
Best regards,
Alex
10/03/25 - Activier Reality 112FR - UK
Thanks all for your help with this. It sounds amazing!
What's the little ribbon thing at the bottom of the grille for? Is it just aesthetic?
All the best,
Charlie
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Hey man,
The tab is for taking the grill off if you ever need to change the driver (which you're far less likely to want to do in an FRFR cab than a traditional cab where you might want to play around with different drivers etc.). Top tip though, if you do want to take the grill off, get something pokey under both left corners and pull it out sideways.
Cheers,
Lewie
14/03/25 - Two10 - UK
My Christ it sounds amazing.
Chester
10/03/25 - Super Twin - USA
Sounds f’n awesome! Thank you guys so much for getting it here before my gig next week, will do full review and send more photos once I put it through the paces onstage.
One happy customer,
Dave
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