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Phil Jones Bass

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The Phil Jones Bass C2 redefines bass cabinet size with a vengeance and a mission. It is a 200W shoebox-size cabinet containing the smallest speaker ever produced by Phil Jones Bass. It has 2 highly advanced loudspeaker units and features the "Chrome-Dome" technology, exclusively developed by Phil Jones Bass and designed from the ground up as a bass instrument transducer. Each speaker is only 5", yet engineered to handle the full spectrum and sometimes punishing dynamic range of a bass guitar.

At 0.87 cubic feet of space, weight is not an issue so each driver has a large and powerful strontium ferrite magnet. This magnetic material is the most stable available, immersing the incredible electromagnetic force that can be generated by Phil Jones Bass' high-temperature voice coils. The voice-coil is the heart of a loudspeaker that takes the full power from an amplifier and converts this into acoustic energy. The voice-coil in the C2 is a result of Phil Jone Bass' nearly two-decade dedication to loudspeaker research.

The difference in Phil Jones Bass' approach is precision electro-acoustic engineering to enable musicians to fully express themselves without hindrance from an inferior sound product.

The C2 is dynamic, powerful, clear and has lightning-fast transient ability. It follows your individual technique without latency, allowing you the freedom to express yourself as if your bass was an acoustic instrument. It can be used as a stand-alone cabinet or in combination with other Phil Jones Bass 8 ohm cabinets or with combos including PJB C4, C8, C27, and the BG-400 Suitcase Compact.
Phil Jones Bass C-2 Bass Speaker Cabinet Black
Phil Jones Bass C-2 Bass Speaker Cabinet Black
Phil Jones Bass C-2 Bass Speaker Cabinet Black

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  • 200W shoebox-size cabinet
  • 2 x 5" advanced loudspeaker units (8ohm)
  • Dimensions: 12.5" x 8" x 11"
  • Weight: 16lbs
  • Slip-on cover included

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  • submitteda year ago

    asked byWiz

    fromRichmond Va

    I have a little Markbass blackline 250. I am downsizing and looking at this product or Markbass 801 as a stand alone. Would the MB 250 and C-2 work well together? It is hard to compare both products. Comparing weights, the 801 is lighter than combined weight of MB250 and PJB C-2 together. Which alternative would offer better sound?

    I have a little Markbass blackline 250. I am downsizing and looking at this product or Markbass 801 as a stand alone. Would the MB 250 and C-2 work well together? It is hard to compare both products. Comparing weights, the 801 is lighter than combined weight of MB250 and PJB C-2 together. Which alternative would offer better sound?

    Open Reply - Gear-Support
    1) Very well. 2) That's a tough one. I'm a bass player. I love my Markbass. I'd go with the 801. I think it will put out a 'larger' sound than the C-2. And Phil Jones is great stuff.

  • submitted2 years ago

    asked byDerek

    fromCoplay PA

    I see the cab it says "link" on the back and that the cab is 8 ohms. If I were to "link" two of the cabs together does my bass head see this as 4ohms and then what would my bass head see as watts?

    I see the cab it says "link" on the back and that the cab is 8 ohms. If I were to "link" two of the cabs together does my bass head see this as 4ohms and then what would my bass head see as watts?

    Open Reply - Thomas
    Yes. We need a little more information to better help you. Please give us a call at 855-770-3373

  • submitted3 years ago

    asked byLiz

    fromDelaware

    Will any of your Amps work for electric guitar?

    Will any of your Amps work for electric guitar?

    Open Reply - Thomas
    Any of them will "work" but they're not meant for it and won't sound very good. Guitars and basses are not the same and have different requirements