Mesa D800 amp and Hartke HL410 cab

[@artp1735]

I ended up trading in my subway 112 and 210. Ended up with 2 115 subway cabs. Very happy with the WD800 and the cabs. Nice bass Bob, I really like it.

[@BobBlackBass]

Hey Art, glad to hear that!.

[@67NewEngland]

- Thanks for the review Bob. I also found the Mesa Subway 112 cab not to my tone liking. It was interesting to read at the Hartke site that the HL410 cab is a seal ( not vented) cab. It sounds great and I like the listed weight .

[@BobBlackBass]

Cool, thanks!

[@sean9641]

Nice sounding rig Bob.

[@BobBlackBass]

Thanks, Sean!

[@nicholasburrows5716]

I played a Sterling Stingray 5 through the D800+ into the Mesa Subway 2x10 cab and loved it! Only thing is it was super expensive!

[@BobBlackBass]

Some times you have to spend the money to get the sound that you want.

[@newgunguy4176]

Awesome! I'd been hoping you reviewed your current rig! Very nice. I wonder how it would sound with an added 115?

[@BobBlackBass]

Hey NewGunGuy, I'm sure it would sound great with an added 115 but too much for me to carry around

[@roberthealey8960]

Great demo. I have been debating on swapping out my Hartke head for this Mesa, I have the cab already. I did notice that the master volume on your head is almost maxxed. Is the ample output for a 4pc heavy rock band?

[@BobBlackBass]

Hey Robert, absolutely!

[@ryyan19]

Hey Bob! Debating picking up this same cab. Really like the way it sounds, and I hear it only weighs in the 40lb range, which is nothing for a half stack. You still recommend it ? Nice video

[@BobBlackBass]

Hey Ryan, it's good but right now I'm using the Mark bass Andrew Gouche 1000 watt amp and tried the Mark Bass Energy 410 which I liked even better and it's a little less expensive and only weighs 36 lbs.

[@ryyan19]

@@BobBlackBass Thanks for the input Bob, really. I just tried a Markbass rig, and loved it. I think the cab was 23lbs? It was a 210 but sounded so good. Thanks again