Best Glockenklang Take Five Neo 4x10 8 Ohms Alternatives

Based on 3 reviews

Marco and his team at Markbass have done it again. I upgraded from the previous model, and the weight different is staggering. You can literally lift this with 2 fingers and throw it around like a beach ball. It's amazing, and makes getting in and out of gigs so easy. The new Hi-Fi Tweeter (I think designed with Marcus Miller) is so transparent. For slap/popping it's unbelievably tight - but if you use effects like overdrive, or chorus it shines so bright. And if you want a more motown feel you can switch it down, or off completely so you get the best of all worlds. Amazing cab up to the usual high Markbass standards!

Based on 1 reviews

This cab is perfect. It has the most thick punchy yet most defined sound of any cab on the market, and you can't beat the durability. The horn control is awesome if you want a bit of horn for slapping or just want to cut it out completely for a low end sound. I use this with an AMPEG SVT-3PRO Head and it sounds amazing. I definitely recommend this to all serious bassists. Bottom line... you get on stage with an Ampeg behind you and anybody who knows anything about bass, knows you got the best up there.

Based on 1 reviews

I am using my Orange OBC410 with amp head Orange AD200B Mk3. The sound is amazing. It realy produces big roar bas sound, which I always wished for. I have played bass guitar for a long time and used diffrent amps and cabinets, and I always had a problem with the sound. Thru experince I learned that the best sound for bass is produced thru a powerful amp and a big strong cabinet. The cabinet is great. I love the orange color. In combination with orange amp it becomes a great thing on the stage. the 4x10 and a horn are great sounding. Only bad thing is, that the cabinet is heavy. If anything would happen I would buy it again.

Based on 5 reviews

I cannot quite believe how good these cabinets sound. Coupled with a Hartke LH500 with the Bass, Middle & Treble set to 12 o'clock it was instant tone without even making any adjustments on the active bass. The bright switch really does give the sound a lift to cut through the mix and the limiter is also a very handy built in feature. They look superb, very modern but not too aggressive, seem to be well built and the switchable horn is a very hand feature. Weight and size wise they are very manageable indeed, very compact. I cannot fault them, and I have one of most things these days and I would rate this against the best of them. Good job Hartke.

Based on 4 reviews

Enclosure gives you plenty of volume and clean low end. 4x10" cabinet has the same speakers and 1" horn as the SVT-410HE with 2" coils and 30 oz. magnets, but the cab is tuned differently. It's deeper and has a bottom port that results in better low-end response, down to 28Hz. I used it to fill out the sound in a 3 piece when we started playing larger venues and I needed the volume over the drummer and guitar players two amps :) The build quality is very sturdy,I would recommend getting a custom made flight case if you plan on touring with it as the tolex can suffer from wear and tear. The cabinet delivers the quality that you would expect from Ampeg and will also retain its resale value because of this.

Based on 4 reviews

I bought this Bassman 410 NEO cabinet for my Bassman 100T amplifier. Needless to say they are a perfect match. That's the way Fender designed them. Maybe a little pricey for what it is but still cheaper than some more expensive cabinet's. Sound is punchy and round at the same time which is a good thing in my opinion. Built quality is pretty good, can't really complain about that. Works well with guitar also, thanks to adjustable horn. This cabinet is loud enough for small club gigs without a help of PA. No resonance even on higher volumes. Removable casters make it easy to move when loading/unloading.