Four10 / Four10T

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So small for a 4x10” but so loud and produces so much bottom end if you want it.

Barefaced Line Array for amazing dispersion and Hybrid Resonator for tight controlled lows but thick deep bass weight. 10CR drivers as ever have warm fat punch that growls when pushed hard and roars at max loudness.
Need more output? Use two Four10's to blow Marshall stacks off the stage, add a Two10S for a modular Six10 equivalent, or two Two10S cabs for a modular Eight10 alternative.

Features

Four 10CR extended-range drivers
Hybrid Resonator enclosure
Barefaced Line Array crossover
Dual resonator outlets on base

Dual side bar/dish steel handles
Rubber feet on base
Nickel-plated 2/3-sided steel corners
Dual parallel combi speakon + 1/4” sockets

Heavy duty black tolex
Powder-coated black steel grill
Optional high strength silver cloth grill

Specifications

Dimensions (H W D)	61cm 61cm 33cm 24" 24" 13"
Weight
Steel	24kg / 53lbs
Cloth	22.5kg / 49lbs
Steel (with tweeter)	25kg / 55lbs
Cloth (with tweeter)	23.5kg / 51lbs
Broadband sensitivity	101dB
Max power	1000W RMS
Max Output	~131dB
Frequency Range	30Hz - 6kHz
Impedance	4 or 8 ohms (fixed at the factory)

Customer feedback

26/02/25 - Four10 - UK

I just bought an 8ohm Four10 cab of yours on the used market.

Absolutely brilliant. Used it in my first rehearsal last night and the tone, volume levels and dispersement were all excellent. Just what I was after.

Brilliant work,

Paul

10/02/25 - Four10T - USA

Well it was worth the wait!

Arrived in perfect shape I really like its voicing…
The Sadowsky never sounded as rich!

Steven

18/01/25 - Four10 - Germany

Dear Alex and team,

For years I use your Four10 with a [Ampeg] V4B RI and overall happy with this cab! My sound changed meantime to a more brighter sound, where the tweeter-less cab comes to its end. Thinking about adding a tweeter, like your T-models maybe solve this problem, if not change to your 12-cabs. If I would order a x-over to put it in a small box with an ATP80 running parallel to the Four10? Or is there space to add a horn into the Four10 cab? Thank you in advance an have a nice weekend!

Daniel

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Hi Daniel,

Glad you've been enjoying the Four10. Unfortunately there's no space to retrofit a tweeter - we cut most of the panels differently for the T version. You could of course add a Two10ST on top which would be epic!

Best regards,

Alex

27/11/24 - Four10 - USA

Last year I bought a Four10 from you. I absolutely love it. But I was thinking about a 6x10. My question is can I add a Two10 to this rig? I have the 8 ohm cab now. I run either a GK Legacy 800 or a GK 1001RB. Both cabs are capable of 4ohms. Both are highly 800 watts at 4 ohm. The legacy can go to 2ohms.

Matt

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Hi Matt,

Glad you're loving the Four10! Yes, you can add a Two10S. Switch it to 12 ohms to stack on the Four10 and have a 6x10CR rig with 4 ohm impedance and all six drivers sharing the power equally. And on its own you can switch it to 4 ohm to free up more amp headroom or keep it at 12 ohms to pull the power back to about 2/3 of the 8 ohm power rating.

https://barefacedaudio.com/pages/using-multiple-10cr-cabs

https://barefacedaudio.com/pages/10cr-power-handling

Best regards,

Alex

26/09/24 - Four10 - USA

Hi Alex!

Thank you for getting back to me.

This is my fourth Barefaced purchase and the Four10 is high quality, just like the other cabs.

Because I play in bands with different styles of music, I like being able to bring the equipment that I think will work well with the situation. This definitely has a different sound than the Supertwin (which I fully knew going into this). And that was the reason I bought it.

I can EQ it pretty easily to get what I'm looking for. Adding a boost around 1500-2000Hz gets me in the ballpark, just from playing around a little last night. I had to do it real quietly because my wife was sleeping, and so I really need to get it up to volume and try again. And I understand the horn might not even touch that range. I think I was just curious about making the mod. It just sounded slightly 'muffled' out of the box (which could be my hearing from playing decades of drums) and I was wondering about opening it up a little. That's the best way to convey what I was hearing. Please don't take that the wrong way, I know it's me, not the cab. I think maybe it's not a good match the Genzler Magellan 800? It sounded a little better with the Mark Bass. And I have a Reeves amp but it's in the shop getting fixed, that's a totally different beast, and I really want to try that set-up.

Because I ordered the 4ohm model, I can't really add another 4ohm cabinet. I haven't done the math on how the power would be divided up among the speakers if I added a 12 ohm Two10ST. But I was really just looking to bring the one cabinet to a gig.

I haven't taken it to practice yet. And if I've learned anything, it's that gear sounds much different there than in my loft.

This email might sound silly, I might be asking about something the cab wasn't made to do. I get that the mid-range response is different. So, it's on me. I know I'll find the right EQ and head combo and be rocking away with this thing in no time.

I love your stuff! It sounds good and I'm too old to drag around an Ampeg fridge.

Thanks,

John

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Hi John,

Cool, glad you're pleased with what we're doing! I wouldn't make any judgements based on using it that quietly - human ears are too non-linear in their response when you're quiet vs loud. The tweeter starts working higher than that and the 10CR drivers have plenty of about in the 1-2kHz region so the sound is available there.

Let me know how it sounds in band practice!

Alex

30/07/24 - Four10 - UK

The Four10 arrived a few days ago band on estimated wait time. I had first run though in the practice room last night.

It delivered everything I’d hoped it would. More low, more highs, more clarity but still part of a cohesive wall of sound.

It paired up really well with the Matamp and its 4x10 which was a touch duller and maybe rounder/ slower in transients (isn’t describing sound fun).

Anyway just wanted to swing by and say thanks for the patience with the advice on sound and size, it fitted perfectly in the Mercedes A200 boot :)

Chris

06/07/24 - Four10 + Big Baby 3 - UK

Hi Alex,

I already have one of your Four10 cabs (and it’s fantastic) but I’m thinking of making a change in my rig to using a Quad Cortex, largely due to wanting to downsize and simplify (current rig is two seperate stacks, one doing regular bass and the other doing octave up “guitar” stuff a la Royal Blood etc). I’d like to save space and my back!

In doing this I’m looking at needing an FRFR cab (I intend to combine both bass and “guitar” signals into it so I need a full range flat response cab) and I’m interested in the Big Baby 3. My question is what power amp would you recommend for driving the BB3? I had been looking at a Seymour Duncan Powerstage 170 in order to be able to mount it on a pedalboard but will this have sufficient headroom? I’m normally playing pubs so the rig needs to be able to fill the room without PA support. We’re not super loud but we’re playing heavy rock and lowest tuning is Db. If you have better recommendations for this please let me know.

Many thanks for your time and I hope this question doesn’t seem too ridiculous!

Andy

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Hi Andy,

Glad the Four10 is performing well! A BB3 will certainly do the FRFR thing - and we're just announced pre-orders on our first amp which will work well for it, so it depends on how much of a hurry you're in:

https://barefacedaudio.com/products/zero-pre-order-deposit-only-delivery-date-uncertain

Best regards,

Alex

23/05/24 - Four10 - UK

I’ve got a Four10 and it’s unbelievably good. Incredible sound and stupidly loud. I don’t even know why the Six10 exists to be honest because a 1000w Four10 is enough, trust me.

Steve

27/04/24 - Four10 - Norway

Thank you! Amazing

Eivind

04/01/24 - Four10 + Radical 212H - USA

Greetings, Barefaced!

I have purchased a Four10 and a Radical 212H (with two neo-creambacks). I am very happy with them both. The problem is, I can't play bass and guitar at the same time. So, I bought a Boss OC-5 and that gets me close. I use it to split my guitar signal into a "bass" signal, too. The "guitar" signal runs through my guitar rig and into the Radical, and then "bass" signal runs through my bass rig into the Four10.

So far, this setup is working better than I expected and is SO FUN to play through! My question is: is there an optimal way to configure the two cabs? Right now, I have them both on the floor, with Four10 on left and Radical on right. I've been thinking about stacking them with the Radical on the bottom (because it's wider) and the Four10 on top. But, my brain thinks having the bass cab under the guitar cab would be best.

Since both cabs are designed to disperse sound across the room, it makes sense to me that they should be stacked so that the "center" of both cabs is the same. But, I'm sure there are factors I'm not considering that might be more obvious to you all. So, any thoughts on how best to use both Four10 and Radical cabs at the same time on the same source?

Thank you in advance for any insight you're able to share!

Matt Wolff

Hi Matt,

That sounds fun! I think the key thing to remember with this is that the cabs are not dealing with the same sources, so you can really place them wherever you want. I'd be inclined to separate them further so your ears find it easier to separate the two sounds because they're coming from different locations. Or if you want them to sound more like one big sound, put them close together. You can try stacking them either way too. The room will change things quite a lot too.

Best regards,

Alex

06/11/21 - Two10 + Four10 - USA

Hello, I hope all is well! I have owned Two10 and Four10 cabs of yours and they were fantastic. The Two10 seemed like I needed to push it a little harder than I wanted too, and the Four10 was a bit much and would get a little loud before I hit the sweet spot.

I was curious if you would be up for building a vertical Three10 cabinet. It would get the sound up higher without being so tall it gets tippy, still light enough to one hand it, and a perfect match for all these class d heads that do 7-800 watts into 2-2.67 ohms. Fantastic one cab solution for all small to medium sized stages.

You could also use the same finish you do on the 12XN cabs for extra durability. Please let me know your thoughts.

Mike C

Hi Mike,

I know what you mean, it's something I've pondered before - but I think the 2.7 ohm impedance would make it too niche a product. However, we've got quite a few people using One10 + Two10S stacks, which is basically a modular version that gives you three sizes of rig - would that work for you?

Best regards,

Alex

The Three10 is now live!

15/12/23 - Four10 - Spain

I've been testing the cab for a month or so and it sounds incredible!! Very happy with it!

Edu

23/10/23 - Four10 - UK

Just wanna let you know. I received my 410. Played 1 rehearsal and used it for our show. This is by far the best cab I've used. Thank you for getting it to me in time for our last show of the year!!!!!

Matt

28/9/23 - Four10 - AUS

Loving the Four10, took it out for the first gig 2 weeks ago. Heard it through the support band first, then got up and played through an AG700. Really happy with the cab thank you!

Hugh

23/10/23 - Four10 - USA

Matt

01/02/23 - One10 + Four10 - USA

I currently have a One10 and Four10 i’m using with an Aguilar AG700 and Noble Preamp. I love the sound and tones I can get from it. I have an Ampeg PF-20T incoming that should pair nicely with the One10 for a smaller rig. I’d like to get an Ampeg Heritage SVT at some point and they only run at 4 and 2 ohms, so i’d need to couple the Four10 with a Two10 in order to run it (or just a Two10 on its own at 4 ohms). I also like the idea of have 2 One10’s for a nice 4 ohm stack.

Thanks for your help. I love the cabs.

Steve

7/12/22 - Four10 - New Zealand

Also letting you know the Four10 cab is awesome and really loving it.
I’m trying to sell a couple of other items as I’m keen to add a 210S early in the new year.
I’ll be back in touch for that.

Thanks and kind regards

Gherardo

1/12/22 - Four10 - USA

Finally got it yesterday afternoon thanks guys plugged in and it’s hitting like a ton of bricks!!!

Jeff

01/12/22 - Four10 - USA

Finally got it yesterday afternoon thanks guys plugged in and it’s hitting like a ton of bricks!!!

Jeff

9/9/22 - Four10 - UK

the 4x10 Is ace,just would like to add a cab to get the max out of my Eden 400, do you think the 275 watt is enough to drive the 4x10 ,I have not used it on a gig as yet so not sure ,if not could you recommend a 2x10 that would complement your 4x10,Rich

Alex responds: The Four10 will certainly go loud with your Eden! I'm a big fan of the modularity of a Two10S+Four10 stack because you get to use the Two10S or the Four10 or the two cab stack. You might not need the Two10S (gigging will show you if you do) but it's certainly a v nice addition.

04/05/22 - Four10 - UK

The 4x10 is indeed superb, does everything it says on the tin, it really is a fantastic cab.

Archie

18/08/21 - Four10 - Denmark

I thought I just drop you a line about how much I dig my Four10 after its initial run of gigs. Two very different ones- one on a large outdoor festival stage and one playing on a lawn below a pavilion to keep us dry during rain.

What can I say- coupled with my Orange AD200B, it does everything I hoped for and wanted out of replacing my Super Twin (which was amazing in its own way). It really punches, can get super deep super loudly, is an easy schlep and sounds perfect no matter where I am in relation to it. It’s very easy to sound good and hear myself clearly in a band mix, audience digs it (so I heard after the show we played on the lawn, at the other one folks most likely heard the PA).

With the Four10, I feel I’m getting maybe a 610-killer (although I don’t know, I never use that kind of volume anyways) and at first glance it does what one would expect from the typical 410, and that is fast attack with a truly massive percussive punch, like a low-tuned drum, followed by a rather growly tone. That punch and growl is the main difference to the Super Twin.

All settings equal, the Four10 seems to have slightly less bottom end and considerably more low-mid growl.

So, at first, the Four10 is not as utterly amazing as the Super Twin, it comes across as being “just” a very very good and pretty loud 410.

The amazement comes later: When you lug it around and feel it’s literally half the weight of what you would expect or remember from other 410s. When you move around the room, be it alone or in rehearsal, and the sound stays very much the same, as opposed to vital mids disappearing while off-axis. Or, when you crank the bass knob and suddenly you have way more real low end than usual in 410-land. With better tighter sound at much higher volumes. So yes, the Four10 can sound “like” a fridge, but it can easily outperform a fridge in terms of low-end.

So, I’m very happy already, and I will probably only get happier after having spent some time with the Four10 and the drivers have loosened up.

Mathias

15/10/19 - Four10 - UK

I finally got to test my cab last night and am very happy with it. Thank you so much.

Steve