Best Bass Cabinets of 2025

"To sum it up in one word, WOW! This little guy was exactly what I needed. I paired it with my Fender Rumble, and after using it in both an outdoor festival and a larger indoor venue, I was amazed at the powerful sound and clarity it produced. This has been one of my best purchases, and I highly recommend it. The only minor issue is its weight, but it doesn’t affect my five-star rating!"

"I found this item to be great; however, it just wasn't the right fit for me. As a bass player, I need a smaller setup to pair with another cabinet."

"I've gigged with this cabinet once so far, and I appreciate that it's 50 pounds lighter than my previous 4x10 SWR. The sound is good for bar venues, and it's loud enough for practice with a full band!"

"I upgraded to the Fender Rumble 100 from a Peavey 20 watt 1x8, and the difference is night and day. Even at low volume, my Fender sounds clear and powerful. It's the ultimate practice amp - lightweight, well-built, and fantastic sound at a great price."

"I bought the Fender 25 for home recordings and practice. I love its power; I have to keep it on the lowest volume to avoid disturbing my neighbors. It's perfect for small venues. The sound, carry-weight, and user options are all great, making it the best value in its category!"

"After trying several Fender Rumble combos, I settled on the 100 and 25. The 100 gives me a beautiful tone at low volume for home practice, while the 25 is perfect for acoustic jams. I appreciate the great sound for the price and size!"

"I've played semi-professionally for over 30 years and my 2020 rig with the BH800 and Hartke cabs is the best-sounding setup I've ever owned. It's also the lightest rig I've had. So far, it’s a winner!"

"I got the 4x10 after wanting something of higher quality, and I found it to be a steal at this price. I love the punchy sound of Hartke products, which is what drew me to both the combo and the 4x10. I'm really pleased with my purchase!"

"I was impressed by how light this speaker is. It feels even lighter than a jug of milk. The sound is incredibly tight and sharp, especially the high-end notes. For my needs, I can't see why anyone would opt for a 5-inch version over this. The low-end is quite full without being boomy. While it may not match a 15-inch speaker's oomph, pairing it with one could create an incredible setup. Overall, this is a great speaker from Trace Elliott."

"I bought this speaker primarily as a practice amp. I currently use it with a 10-inch ELF and an Eminence speaker, and plan to add a second 10-inch for a full 200-watt practice setup. While I can hear my playing clearly when jammed near a wall, I do recognize that it's only a single 10-inch speaker compared to larger stacks. Still, it fits my needs perfectly for smaller gigs."

"This speaker offers a lot of boom in a small package. It completely shatters the notion that bigger is better for bassists. It's lightweight, making it easy to transport, and when paired with a matching 10-inch cab, it forms a 200-watt system. It's a fantastic investment for anyone needing a reliable setup for small gigs."

"I've been playing semi-professionally for over 30 years, and this 2020 rig with the BH800 is the best-sounding setup I've owned. It's also the lightest rig I've had. So far, it's a winner."

"I was a bit skeptical about using 2X10 speakers since I usually rely on a 1X15 for clubs. However, I’m pleasantly surprised by their versatility. They stack nicely on my 1X15, providing bright highs and punch, and they perform well on their own too."

"The product seemed fine, but it arrived damaged. It looks like it may have been thrown around in the UPS truck. Now I have to reorder and wait for delivery again."

"I didn't expect much from a lesser-known brand, but this cabinet really impresses me! I was able to unleash its potential in a midsized venue, and with my 15-year-old Eden WTX-260 set on low, it delivered plenty of bass. The midrange was clear, thanks to the horn adjusted to low. This 2x10 cab from Sound Town can compete with the best after 30 years of playing bass. My only minor issue is its weight—56 lbs really adds up!"

"I'm thrilled with the sounds I can achieve with this bass speaker! As a blues harp player, I paired it with a bass tube amp head and some foot pedals, resulting in that big, full 'fat' sound that harp players love. I've mounted some three-inch casters on the cabinet's bottom for easier movement. It's incredible sound for an excellent price!"

"When considering this cabinet, I looked at the Peavey Headliner too. They both weigh around 60 lbs, but while this one claims to be plywood, it feels similar in heft to the Peavey. The sound is quite good, though I wish it were a bit lighter. However, I understand that lighter options tend to be pricier."

"I was thrilled to receive my Fender Rumble 410 v3 cab; it sounds fantastic!"

"While I had some minor cosmetic issues, I was still very happy with my purchase."

“I have two of these cabinets paired with a 500 W Orange Little Bass Thing head. They're incredibly loud and very lightweight. I absolutely love this rig!”

“I decided to upgrade my bass gear because my old equipment was heavy and bulky. After considering both Orange and Markbass cabinets, I chose the Orange because it's more affordable. I'm really pleased with my decision; this cabinet is extremely loud and I can turn it up to full volume without any distortion. The tone is clear and punchy, and I appreciate how compact and light it is—easy to carry with one hand! I can’t wait to use it at my first gig.”

“I’m absolutely thrilled with these cabinets. They deliver incredible clarity, handle gain exceptionally well, and have an extremely sturdy construction. I highly recommend them!”

"This product is built like a tank. I appreciate that I can turn off the high frequency horn and just use the 15-inch speaker."

"Overall, the product works perfectly for me. My only concern was the shipping, as it arrived with some damage due to obvious mishandling."