Trace Elliot ELF 1x10 300W Electric Bass Guitar Cabinet Black

I use this cabinet at rehearsals and coffee house gigs on upright bass. I usually just use my TC Electronics BQ 500 when running this cabinet solo. For bigger gigs, I pair it with the 2X8 Elf cabinet and run my Quilter 800 Watt Bass Block. These elf cabinets are the real deal. I used to only have the 2x8 cabinet for coffee house gigs and rehearsals, which is a cabinet that produces a crystal clear reproduction of my upright without the phony mids. When we started doing bigger gigs I added the 1x10 which added a lot of depth and bottom to the overall sound. It quickly became my amp of choice for rehearsals and coffee house gigs.

Using it with the Elf head, great sound with the package. Like any new equipment it takes a bit to dial in the sound or sounds that are pleasing to you. I play with fingers or pick, found the sweet spots as they say. With bigger jobs I'm setting it on a EV 15" cab.... kudos to Peavey to take on this Trace Elliot endeavor.

Easy to carry.Durable finish.Great sound

I waited to review my two new Trace Elliott 10" bass cabinets once I used them at a gig. I did three sets. The first two with my Orange OB1-500 and they could handle the amp and the large room without a DI easley. The third set I used the ELF amp 200w and no one new I switched amps. When I told them they said the sound and EQ were identical. They had a surprisingly transparent sound. I thought I might miss a tweeter but they get the low and high end nicely. At less than 17lbs each they are incredible cabs.

I think this cabinet is great to play at any venue. I suggest buying two cabinets for a deeper sound. The amp I use with it is a Gallien Krueger MB200 and it sounds nice and punchy.

I'm using this as my smallest choice under a MarkBass Little Mark III, along with a TRV210 and TRV115, or combos. It's super small, light, but sounds WAY bigger. It's great with the HiFi low end from the LM III, yet clear as a bell. You probably won't keep up with a loud drummer with only one of these, but two really might. I love this as a portable cab for acoustic gigs and rehearsals. It might also work very well in a show band pit. I'd buy another if it got stolen!