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Barefaced Bass - Ultra lightweight high power bass guitar speaker cabinets

Customer Feedback

27/06/25 - Two10S - UK

Just wanted to say thanks for the great service. The new cab arrived today well in time for festival season!

Chris

27/06/25 - Big Baby 3 - CZ

I must say, that the Big Baby 3 is wonderful speaker, it could play almost open air (in an open tent) with a little band (drums, 2 guitars, singing, bass and piano) even when powered by 60W Mark Bass Micro Mark

:o) Congratulations!

Daniel

23/06/25 - Super Twin - USA

Absolutely chuffed that my Super Twin has finally arrived! Sounds incredible compared to the rumble 210 I had to use until this came. 100 tube watts at 4ohms has this thing growling.

Jashaun

23/06/25 - Two10S x2 - UK

Thanks Barefaced got the dual Two10s together in the studio today and out in the wild last Saturday...

The boys sound epic... 👌😎

David

21/06/25 - Reformer 112 - UK

I was lucky enough to try a Barefaced Reformer 112 recently and I loved it. I currently play in a three piece band using a Bad Cat Hot Cat head through two Mesa Boogie Cabs - a Compact 2x12 and Rectifier 2x12.

As you can imagine, I like a big and punchy sound (FYI - my guitar is a Music Man Luke 3)

The two Mesa cabs are hard work to carry around gigs but I don't think the Reformer would be big enough as a replacement. As a result, I'm interested in the 2x12 Upsizing with 2 V30s. Do you think this would work for me?

Ian

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Hi Ian

Yes, sounds like an Uprising or Upsizing is what you need!
[The Uprising is 19" wide and the Upsizing is 24" wide. The Bad Cat Hot head is 20.75", so we would recommend an Upsizing (especially if using lower tunings!) but as long as the feet on the amp head are spaced well enough they should still sit comfortably on the Uprising]

Best regards

Alex

15/06/25 - Four10 - NZ

Hi Alex and the Barefaced team,

I’m the happy owner of a Four10 cab (4-ohm version) ordered last October with the newer 10CRA drivers. I received the cab in late 2024.

I purchased it without the optional tweeter. In retrospect I should have just added a tweeter seeing as the option was there, and I’m now wondering whether it would be please possible to retrofit my cab with a tweeter and associated crossover components.

Could you please let me know:
        •       If you can offer a retrofit kit or parts for this upgrade?
        •       Any info on the internal routing or baffle modification required?
        •       And if you have any advice for performing the installation safely? I’d be calling on the help of a trusted local technician.
        •       Does the tweeter crossover take away any top end from the drivers?
        •       Is the tweeter removed completely from the circuit when fully attenuated?

The look of my Four10 is cool, its size, and portability is fantastic. I absolutely love the cab, especially when thumping my bass hard. That midrange tone is magic when I dig in—but I’d be interested in just a hint more top end openness. I don’t want a full on hifi sound so I presume the tweeter would only be opened up a crack to let just a little added high end through.

Thanks very much in advance for any help and advice you can offer!

Matthew

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Hi Matt,

Sorry about the delayed response. Unfortunately it's near impossible to retrofit a tweeter to a Four10 because all the braces etc are in the way. The 10CR drivers do respond very well to EQ, if you crank up the highs they'll get almost loud tweeter bright. Let me know if that works!

Best regards,

Alex

21/06/25 - Super Twin T - UK

Well, the new Super Twin T performed perfectly tonight at its first gig. Loud, clear, defined, cutting through the mix perfectly. Huge low end and punchy mids, possibly enhanced by the complete cleardown and subtle resetting of the EQ on my Ashdown ABM 600 (as suggested elsewhere in the group) but honestly the best sound I’ve ever had on stage; possibly even better than a pro monitor mix as it was all under my control 🤪

Worth the wait. Drummer very happy. Many notes have never been so clear. But… can’t hide the mistakes anymore…

Thank you, Alex, Isaac, and all at Barefaced Audio - Astonishing product.

Billy

21/06/25 - Big Twin 3 - USA

I've posted this rig before but not outside in 100F heat, in direct sunlight for 3 hours. Note lens flare from spray-on sunblock. You will be *shocked* to hear it sounded great.

I understand that the power stage in the TT is designed to break up gracefully, and make good tone when it does, but I've never been able to turn up that far 😆

Thomas

20/06/25 - Radical 212H - UK

I love the Radical 212H that I bought last year - It sounds amazing and is so much better than my very directional Marshall 1960 and 1936 cabs that I have had previously.

I've added wheels and amp plates. I'm not sure if it's something you've considered as an option. Barefaced branded amp plates would have been better, and even though the amp is very light, the wheels make positioning adjustments much easier on stage

Phil

18/06/25 - Uprising 212V (x2!) - USA

Holding it down for the six stringers. Well… the skinny string six stringers.

Scott

17/06/25 - Big Twin 3 - USA

My Big Twin 3 arrived today and it was definitely worth the wait.

Performs exactly as I hoped!

Devon

13/06/25 - Big Twin 3 - USA

I bought my DB750 new in 2002. I have yet to find anything that comes close to the sound this amp produces. Used in conjunction with the Nordstrand preamp and Barefaced cab, it’s the best sounding rig I have played through.

Eric